Sentence examples for steep spiral from inspiring English sources

CONS: The single entrance requires a walk up a rather steep spiral staircase.

CONS: The loft is reached via a steep spiral staircase, which may be difficult to navigate at night.

"I can't imagine getting drunk in here and then having to walk down those stairs," said the tour guide, Brittany Middleman, staring down a steep spiral staircase.

The aircraft flew high, remaining above the range of rebel heavy machine-guns, and then descended in a steep spiral onto the base.

By flying low and fast, jinking (making quick, irregular changes in direction and speed), or diving in a steep spiral, aircraft often succeeded in evading these weapons, but only at the price of spoiling the mission.

Finsbury Park was very busy and passengers were having to carry luggage and small children up a steep spiral staircase to get from the Tube platform and up towards the train platforms.

Their first afternoon, they drove up a steep spiraling road, parked their car and trudged up slender, twisting stone streets built for feet and donkey-drawn carts.

Steep spirals are extremely dangerous manoeuvres in PPG; the position of the crew and the centrifugal acceleration (increased by the thrust of the engine) may reduce blood supply to the brain, which could cause a momentary state of mental confusion or even blackouts at a time when the maximum level of attention is required.

In addition, we propose the existence of a second "steeper" spiral, for which initiation of drug taking occurs to alleviate self-perceived symptoms of (stress-related) psychiatric disorders.

A similar spy scandal in 2006 led relations between Russia and Georgia into a steep downward spiral.

But the steep upward spiral of political spending is continually redefining large -- or even adequate -- amounts of money for a race.