Sentence examples for stairs onto from inspiring English sources

A moment later, the mouse climbs the stairs onto the platform of the guillotine.

THE class of 2014 began as a long, not-so-gray line outside the basketball arena, winding its way up the stairs onto the hardwood court.

As soon as it's done, he gives the bass to another player and heads up the stairs onto the street, averting his eyes as he passes his tormenters.

At auditions and rehearsals for a show he is a brisk figure hurrying about the dim auditorium, or, with an arm around someone's shoulders for support, climbing the short flight of rehearsal stairs onto the stage.

He was leading a group of women in choir practice when, without a word of warning, armed soldiers were clambering all over his little whitewashed church -- up the stairs, onto the roof, across the terrace.

A 47-year-old female presented to the outpatient office complaining of right elbow pain after falling down two flights of stairs onto an outstretched hand while intoxicated, 10 days prior to presentation.

Nersesian sustains the staccato, almost manic pace of this scene throughout the novel; reading "Unlubricated" can make you feel like a commuter catapulting herself down the stairs to squeeze onto the A train before the doors close.

We walked up the stairs and onto the stage.

At long last, I made it up the subway stairs and onto the street.

The outdoor chair works on a battery and actually transported her up the stairs and onto the porch.

However, the excitement of arriving somewhere new propelled us down the several hundred stairs and onto the street to face several million mopeds and motorbikes.