Sentence examples for stairs taking from inspiring English sources

I passed a man who ran up the stairs, taking the elevator down.

He flung it open and bounded down the stairs, taking them three at a time.

Whenever it's raining, Diallo is the busiest person at the top of the subway stairs, taking cash, making change and opening umbrellas over his customers' heads.

When he has doctor's appointments, Mrs. Reyes and the nurse carry him in a wheelchair down two flights of stairs, taking along a mobile oxygen tank.

The first sign that his game was rounding into form came Thursday when he bounded up the stairs, taking them two at a time, in his bliss to get to the first tee box.

"The driver sits at the front and drives the bus, and the conductor hops on and off the bus and climbs up and down the stairs taking tickets and getting people to their seats".

"Sam?" Each step down the stairs takes years.

I climbed the creaky wooden stairs, took a step into the atelier, and blinked.

Metal stairs take you down to the remnants of a mosaic pavement from the imperial palace, built by the Emperor Justinian nearly 1,500 years ago.

From there, a network of escalators, elevators and stairs take the hordes down, up, or across to the northern section of the terminal.

And someday — a month from now, or a year — he will come down the stairs, take me in his arms and tell me I passed.