Sentence examples for second stairway from inspiring English sources

A smaller second stairway jutted from the southeast corner of the building.

She built first stairways, then rooms in the stillness of the air above her.

First, stairways and sidewalks transect public and private greenery (which bear street names that begin far westward in Seattle's downtown).

The first story, "Stairway to Heaven", kicks off with "a perfect African night, straight out of Conrad", complete with "spacious and uncarvable" darkness and "the smell of burnt flesh and fecundity".

The other two are located upstairs, but are inaccessible to each other — stairs from the master suite lead to the foyer; the second upstairs bedroom stairway leads down to the breakfast nook.

At two sites, the probable source of mercury vapor emission was tracked to areas on the floor surface, one near a building entrance, the second on a stairway to a roof exit.

She slipped on the stairway's second or third step, rolling down a dozen more before she hit the ground.

(After a filmmaker's 87-second documentary of stairway stumbles ascended to viral status last month, the transportation authority fixed the step).

In 1922, when Howard Carter first descended the stairway to the tomb, the set-up did not, to him, seem very kingly.

"I mean, I only live down the road, Bob, and I've got my guitar here and everything... .. "I think we've got enough bands now, thanks, prime minister... .. "Oh, 'cause I can play the first bit of Stairway to Heaven.

Jurors listened to recordings made of the band's first rehearsals of "Stairway" at the Headley Grange recording retreat, and heard Page describe how he worked to create a song that builds from the gentle acoustic guitar opening through his titanic electric guitar solo leading into Plant's high-register vocal climax.