Sentence examples for staircases before from inspiring English sources

You enter a brutalist building on Grand Street and wind around corners and down staircases before arriving in the cramped space, which, for "Labyrinth," was decorated by Stephen Donovan (also a performer in the piece) with a jumble of objects.

Mariah Carey allegedly demanded to be surrounded by 20 white kittens and 100 white doves at a public event, and has a staircase assistant whose only job is to test staircases before the star swans down them.

We corkscrewed down several unlit staircases before reaching an underground thoroughfare.

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From the lobby, you enter the hall by going down a steep staircase, as before, and the hall, unlike the lobby, isn't bigger, but the interior has been totally redone.

She had trouble even getting out of the pool, having to sit on a nearby staircase before she could leave the deck.

Poor Aurora still has to descend from the castle's ramparts down a cruelly steep winding staircase before making her first entrance; and the theater within the palace of Act III looks all too crude and improbable.

As the band played, Steve Thompson, a 44-year-old courier from Brooklyn who was not a part of the paying audience, trotted down a large staircase before spotting Mr. Ford and the band and coming to a screeching halt.

By 8 30, as trains from Hoboken and Newark began to arrive with more and more people, many of them pressed like specimens against the window glass, one trainload had not yet had time to make its way through the turnstiles and up the long staircase before another load poured out of the next train and stacked up behind them.

A blocked-up door next to the fireplace was thought to have been a priest hole, but is more likely to have been the entrance to the first floor of the house from an external staircase before the wing was restructured, probably in the late 16th century or the early 17th century.

Absolute thresholds were acquired separately for 1 kHz and 0.5 kHz pure tones and broadband noise using a 1-up 1-down adaptive staircase before any of the noise conditions were run.