Evenings, the scene shifts downstairs to the Off the Record bar.
Longbourn by Jo Baker The spotlight shifts downstairs in this vivid reimagining of a Jane Austen classic.
When he was 16, his parents allowed him to move into rooms above the restaurant in town and live a relatively independent existence in return for doing weekend shifts downstairs.
They came up with a name of their own, Fort No Surrender, which was printed on T-shirts and on signs they hung around the firehouse until they had succeeded in having the ambulance crew shifted to the downstairs quarters.
They passed houses showing a shifting, bluish light downstairs.
Since many of the latter were of the upper classes, some of them with close relatives in power, he is enabled to shift between the upstairs-downstairs settings of post-Edwardian England, as its denizens began in their different ways to realize that the world they had cherished was passing forever.
To drain his bath, he bores a hole in the tub so that the water pours into the apartment downstairs, whose rooms are constantly shifting around.
But really – imagine spending all that money, and shifting all that earth, just so you can nip downstairs and watch eight old cars slowly revolving.
I try not to shift at all, not to breathe, but no matter how still I stay there's no report from downstairs.
Plunge is now more of a standard, as evidenced by the wholesale shift in buzz to downstairs at the G-Spa.
