Sentence examples for which elevator from inspiring English sources

Which elevator would you prefer to ride down in?

In each, every bank of elevators has its own group-dispatch logic — which elevator picks up whom, and so on.

You enter your floor number at a central control panel in the lobby and are told which elevator to take.

He credited advances in several areas, including improved alignment of the guiderails along which elevator cars travel and computerized roller guides that can compensate for what few bumps there are in the guiderails by exerting force in the opposite direction.

One operator will be kept in every station 24 hours a day and a sign will inform those who want to ride with an operator which elevator to use.

A trademark moment: after grandma dies a discussion ensues over which elevator should remove her.

The express system, in which elevators are dedicated to certain floors, was invented for the towers and inspired by the subway.

The old four-story college building, which resembles a postal sorting station, remains intact beneath, with a new great hall and entrance, from which elevators rise to the tabletop through a monolithic, windowless core, while a fire stair dangles from the tabletop like a water park slide.

When we compared notes, we both knew which elevators were the fast ones and which ones moved slowly ― because when you spend 20 hours a day at your loved one's bedside, you take the slow elevators and call it "me time".

Automatic operation, widely popular in hospitals and apartment buildings because of its economy, was improved by the introduction of collective operation, by which an elevator or group of elevators answered calls in sequence from top to bottom or vice versa.

The New Yorker, December 8 , 1934P. 17 There is a sign near the elevator on the Queensboro Bridge which reads: "Elevator will not return after leaving floor".