Sentence examples for side stairs from inspiring English sources

Inside, enlarged archways and clearly marked side stairs guide patrons up to the theaters.

Why did he have to climb the side stairs of the movie theater, and sit in that separate space?

If the main bar is too crowded, or traditional, take the side stairs up to the 1933 Lounge, a speakeasy-style hideaway, for an Elmo Cola ($14), similar to a bourbon-spiked cherry Coke.

I walked up some side stairs decorated with giant photo portraits of the resident d.j.s, who were all, it seemed, forbiddingly handsome, and, at a small bar half hidden behind a grate, ordered a Club-Mate — an herbal energy drink — into which, as is the custom, I poured a shot of vodka, and then went Carrawaying around.

As a small boy growing up in South London I used to get the bus up to the Becket in the Old Kent Road, walk up the side stairs to the gym above the pub, perch myself in one of the window alcoves and watch Henry train.

No. 61, in fact, was the only one that truly caught his fancy, since the inside was already fitted out with a nursing home's worth of shining disabled apparatus, including (despite all the levels) a mahogany side-stair elevator for when the dark days of disambulation drew near.

Chichen Itza is just a pyramid with four sides, with stairs on each side leading to some kind of bungalow on the top.

And the minus side: slippery stairs.

After the firm considered Lo's zodiac sign and Annisa's geographic coördinates, it wrote a prescription: "You will need two Wu Luo, golden gourds"; "Place a citrine and a sardonyx crystal in the cash drawer"; and "Place six Chinese metal luck coins on either side of stairs".

The artists excavated the entire platform that had previously served as the gallery floor and used the parts to construct a series of stagelike, architecturally informed sculptures: two-by-fours woven together in a stack, a haphazard plinth of piled plywood, a simple block surrounded on all sides by stairs.

A female voice directs a HoloLens-wearing study subject, who is blind, by saying things like "Railings on both sides," "Up stairs," and "Right turn ahead". The man follows the commands, walking easily from a first-floor lobby up a set of staircases, around several corners, and past a few doorways until he arrives at a room on the second floor.