Sentence examples for stairs took from inspiring English sources

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

Jerry LeRoy, most remembered for a stage act in which he tap-danced in ice skates on a set of wooden stairs, took over the studio in the early 1970's when Michael, whose last name no one remembers, died.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

Each video of a pug struggling up a flight of stairs takes another mark off your final result, reckons Eleanor Doughty A nice, meaty box-set will always trump a dissertation.