Sentence examples for upstairs over from inspiring English sources

The club is upstairs over a dingy little cafe.

Upstairs, over a cold-brewed coffee, he said that it was "Hell or High Water" 's laconic script that hooked him.

I find it hard enough to feed two people once in a while – how can there be all these mashed potatoes and doughnuts everywhere when the woman's always huddled upstairs over her loom, weaving cloth to make suits for her husband and sons, or spinning, dyeing, knitting, patching and darning, or churning prize-winning butter and making a year's-worth of candles?

In a pattern common around the world, the family lived upstairs, over the store.

His son Uddhav, who lived upstairs, took over day-to-day control of the party but was a lightweight.

The TAAQOL scores of patients were lower than in the general healthy population in the categories "gross motor" (walking upstairs, bending over, walking 500 yards) (p < 0.001), "pain" (pain in the extremities, pain in muscles) (p < 0.001), and "vitality" (an energetic feeling about doing things in daily life) (p = 0.05) (Table 3).

Upstairs is given over to white outfits against a white backdrop.

He will be replaced by the head of investment, Peter Harrison, and will move upstairs to take over as non-executive chairman from Andrew Beeson.

He lives in an old rectory - a gorgeous 1920s house which we took over, upstairs and downstairs.

While the marchers paraded below with their signs bearing slogans like "Defund the Fund," the leaders of the I.M.F. were upstairs arguing over different issues, including who should get a bigger voice in running the institution.

Upstairs, frowning over a Futurist bronze by Boccioni, Mann explained that the director's job is to manipulate that nervous system: "We're programmed to hide, to hunt, to lust — so much of us is limbic-system response, and the amygdala will register dislike of something far more quickly than the cerebral cortex can think about it".