'stairway' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to refer either to an actual staircase or to a metaphorical pathway. Example sentence: The stairway to success is often difficult and strewn with obstacles.
They're buying a stairway to heaven.
Keep this up, and that way lies voter fury, so intense that even a stairway to heaven will not save him.
Then they left the restaurant, brushed past two unwitting policemen on its stairway, and went looking for a taxi back to the fight.It is hard to know how representative of the Taliban they were, or how senior.
Switching takes about a year.In this section A stairway to heaven?
On November 20th a policeman in Brooklyn, New York, shot and killed an unarmed black man in the stairway of a housing estate as he was leaving his girlfriend's apartment.
But it's hard to know how much it costs airlines to deploy an extra stairway.
Like many genes, both exist in different functional versions, called alleles, which are spread unevenly among human populations.In this section A stairway to heaven?
More specifically, he is suggesting it be over one of his workplaces, the High Power Auroral Stimulation facility near Fairbanks in Alaska that he set up 20 years ago to stimulate and study artificial auroras.In this section A stairway to heaven?
(He claimed that the bevy of customs officers standing at the foot of the stairway as we got off the plane was there to identify known troublemakers).The government, however, is clearly optimistic.
4. 'Stairway to Heaven', Led Zeppelin Climbed by Ed West and Adam Behr. 5. 'All Along the Watchtower', Jimi Hendrix "The standout on a whole album of chorus-free tunes, bar one," says Richard T Kelly.
Planning permission has, after much wrangling, been approved but a lack of funds means that the £600,000 'Stairway to Heaven' seems as far away from being built as eve.
