Sentence examples for travelator from inspiring English sources

A mother has spoken of her horror after her 18-month-old daughter lost part of her finger on a supermarket travelator.

Her mother, Lauren Delaney, told the Rossendale Free Press: "I wasn't with them, but my mum thinks Marley has gone to run up the travelator that was coming down and she's stumbled and fallen, and trapped her little finger at the bottom.

However, a Network Rail director told The Independent on Sunday that a previously mooted travelator between the two stations was the likely "end game".

Plans to build an underground travelator to connect the London terminus of High Speed Two (HS2) with the Channel Tunnel Rail Link have been revived by the team behind the proposed £42.6bn HS2 railway.

Marley Delaney was forced to have plastic surgery to repair the little finger on her right hand after she fell and trapped it in a travelator at an Asda store in Rawtenstall, Lancashire.

The little girl was out shopping with her grandmother Elaine when she ran along the travelator and stumbled.

At the time I was struck by its mall-like similiarities: low ceilings; acoustics that seemed to amplify the screams of small children; long walks between flights with few moving travelators to aid the footsore; endless chain restaurants.

The idea of "travelators" is to accelerate foot traffic by boosting your walking speed, but many users regard moving walkways as an excuse to stop walking altogether.

An Asda spokesperson said incidents with travelators in their stores were rare and they take the safety of their customers "extremely seriously".

Moving ramps or sidewalks, sometimes called travelators, are specialized forms of escalators developed to carry people and materials horizontally or along slight inclines.

The travelators that replaced the catwalk at House of Holland weren't just a gimmick.