Sentence examples for staircases made from inspiring English sources

Two staircases, made of poured concrete with an unusual terrazzo finish, are completely exposed.

There was a collection of model staircases made by the one-legged, wheelchair-using German professor Friedrich Mielke, founder of the science of scalology (staircase studies).

Outside the statue, two large, temporary staircases made of wood have been added to allow people to descend from the base of the statue, which rests atop an old star-shaped fort, down to ground level in an emergency.

The building's maze-like floor plan and narrow staircases made it easy for the defenders to block off movement inside the building.

But in fact it merely follows the path of the two staircases, making them bright and open spaces.

As for "something extra," the Boris Bus scores eco-points for fuel efficiency, while its three doors and two staircases make it more welcoming than the old Routemaster.

Floating staircases make their work look light and easy.

A long, narrow staircase made of bronze ascended through it.

The foyer of the central building opens to a towering spiral staircase made of oak.

An external spiral staircase, made by the Scottish Ballantine Bo'ness Iron Company, descends to the yard.

An elevator and a staircase made of kiaat, a local wood, connect the three levels.