Sentence examples for stairs through which from inspiring English sources

The set by Fan Yue is dominated by stairs through which you can sometimes glimpse colored banners and assembled masses.

Stairs leading to the upstairs rooms have a window through which you can peer down into the bustling kitchen.

Vaulted basements, including a kitchen, and a spiral stair were inserted, and the heightened wall was topped by a parapet with machicolations; spaces through which objects could be dropped on attackers at the base of the wall.

Occurring most often in older ages, the vehicles through which injury occurs are low-level falls due to tripping (same-level fall) or tripping down the stairs, which could be due to declining leg strength necessary for fall prevention (Pijnappels et al. 2008; Stevens et al. 2014).

A stair leads up from the entrance to a guard room in the jamb, which would probably have had "murder holes" through which missiles could be dropped on any attackers who gained entry.

Survival was decided by which road taken, which stairs climbed, which hand held.

I even Ollied the six-stair, which is the most stairs I've Ollied since I quit Ollying stairs 13 years ago when I started skating.

But the Melody's most notable features are its two flights of stairs, which have lime-green railings, small silhouettes of dancing women and jazz playing through speakers.

Built deep on narrow lots, they had many stairs to climb, which servants resented.

Hauling his suitcase, Gonzales climbed the stairs, which led to a long, carpeted hallway.

Miss Tran liked the stairs, which suggested a house rather than an apartment.