"There are these big wooden stairs on which — even when I last visited the place — students still sit on those, as we would sit and talk.
I walked down broken stairs on which maybe a million naked men, women and children had trod, including Cecile's mother and nephew, their last steps into "showers," only minutes after arriving by boxcars.
The exhibition begins with a reconstruction of the mirrored staircase above Chanel's salon, on the stairs of which Coco would sit and observe, unseen, the reactions of the audience.
Approximately 10% of falls occur on stairs which represents a high percentage since it is out of proportion of time spent on them.
A flight of stairs leads away into the gloom, on which Roberto Alagna, the tenor who will sing Radames on the opening night of the La Scala season, could be reasonably expected to break his neck if a gap were to remain between the first and third steps.
Falling on stairs can lead to a stiff neck or worse, a broken one, which can be fatal; so please be careful.
However, a shearing boundary on which different kinds of dislocations such as perfect dislocations, Shockley partial, and stair-rod dislocations initiate and move along it during cutting process.
So, I asked Nixon what some of her favorite memories are, first of getting to perform on film herself in the now a classic song, "How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?" (She sings, "she waltzes on her way to mass, and whistles on the stairs," which shall now be stuck in your head for the duration of this story).
It is a raised crescent shaped level on which the guns platforms sit, and is ascended from the manning parade by ramps and stairs.
Mr. Bugett had worked the previous evening, too, and he said every space on the stairs, which are lighted at night and glow, was filled.
Also, a question on walking stairs, which was specifically promoted in the intervention, was added by using the same form as in other walking questions.
