Sentence examples for those downstairs from inspiring English sources

Those upstairs do nothing unspeakably horrible to their servants, while those downstairs are remarkably content with their lot.

But she said she and her Korean neighbors, like those downstairs at Green Farm, get along well.

With more one-liners than baseball bats — and there are 51 racks of those downstairs — Mr. Stein presides over his cluttered showroom as if he were on a borscht belt stage.

The second story contains three classrooms, with the same features as those downstairs, along with an office and three small storage rooms.

Both classes are dressed in code: those downstairs are in uniforms as flow-chart specific as those of the military, defining rank at a glance, while the costumes of the upstairs denizens emphasize narrative, history, and, if not creativity, artistry and taste.

Both classes are dressed in code: those downstairs are in uniforms as flow-chart specific as those of the military, defining rank at a glance, while the costumes of the upstairs denizens emphasise narrative, history and, if not creativity, artistry and taste.

One is the inclusion of many unimpressive paintings, including all of those in the downstairs space, which do little to advance the artist's reputation; another is that Mr. Simmons still seems to be struggling with the legacy of Mr. Lam.

In reality, she was torn at being separated from her children but happy that her "upstairs" offspring would at least have a better life than those languishing downstairs.

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Yes, those Upstairs Downstairs purveyors make a convincing case that they've thought of everything.

They lived 400 yards apart in the Hunslet neighbourhood, where there was a social distinction between those who had a scullery downstairs and those who did not.