staircase

[ˈsterkeɪs]

Definition:
1. A way of access consisting of a set of steps.

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Use 'staircase' in a sentence:

• 1. I know there's a staircase we could've used.
• 2. He followed her up a rickety staircase to a squalid bedsit.
• 3. He groped his way up the staircase in the dark.
• 4. Five firemen narrowly escaped death when a staircase collapsed beneath their feet.
• 5. There was a stone staircase against the side of the house.
• 6. It was just that this staircase wasn't our staircase.
• 7. Study on Magnetic Core Staircase Saturation of Arc Welding Inverter and it's Control.
• 8. The New Tendency of Technic in Contemporary Staircase Design.
• 9. I raced to the staircase and called out, "Sally, come down immediately!".
• 10. Structural Method for Changing Staircase Shaft to Elevator Shaft and Examples.
• 11. The objects are laid out in a staircase fashion.
• 12. The photo of the settee is in a little nook on the side of the staircase.
• 13. If you have a staircase nearby, run up and down it several times a day.
• 14. Therefore I thought this staircase was creepy.
• 15. America's First Lady stood on the sweeping staircase of the White House.
• 16. The use of the staircase is allowed only to members of the staff.
• 17. Instantly familiar. She had walked this staircase before.
• 18. He had watched employees wind down the staircase in 1993, and he knew it took too long.
• 19. And so we rushed down this marble staircase to the bunker.
• 20. As we exited from the parking garage, we could see the fountain as we walked down the long staircase.
• 21. She ran for the staircase and down the steps, taking them two at a time.
• 22. The next is a tower with a staircase, elevator and water storage space.
• 23. We didn ’ t find any second staircase, and there was no way to reach the second floor.
• 24. Improvement of design method for robust controller using staircase model.
• 25. A New Model for Staircase Reduction in Image Restoration Problems.
• 26. Then the staircase method fatigue testing in which load is controlling element has been made.
• 27. Even running up and down the staircase can provide refreshment from a sedentary job.
• 28. This staircase is so old that some of the steps have almost worn away.
• 29. The bar is held up by some spare spindles from our spiral staircase.
• 30. There was no one on the staircase.
• 31. He then appeared at the top of the staircase with an AK-47.
• 32. China Opera House Structural Design of the Shanghai Staircase.
• 33. Ammonites also inspired this cathedral staircase in Barcelona, Spain.
• 34. There are no lifts and just one staircase per block.
• 35. Study of the Design on the Tower Building with Dog-Leg Staircases.
• 36. Only members of the staff are allowed to use this staircase.
• 37. I raced to the staircase and called out, "Sally! Come down immediately!"
• 38. a little front door, back door, a little secret staircase?
• 39. Study on the New Methods of Gas-meter Installation in North Area's Staircase.
• 40. I call this the staircase illusion, and actually when the staircase illusion abruptly ended, he froze, and this is called freezing of gait.
• 41. He found the main staircase and descended to ground level.
• 42. The servants only could use the back staircase.
• 43. Staircase design in well-to-do residence.
• 44. Computer aided analysis of fringe pattern using staircase virtual grating demodulation technique.
• 45. We have fully functional smoke alarms on all staircases.
• 46. We would live in a large two-storey house with floors and the staircase made of wood.
• 47. Both a staircase and a lift connect the two floors with an enclosed terrace on the roof.
• 48. A number of staircases ascend from the cobbled streets onto the ramparts.
• 49. The house has a superb staircase made from oak and marble.
• 50. Kneel in front of your partner at the landing of a staircase.
• 51. She was sitting on the bottom step of the staircase.
• 52. They walked down the staircase together.
• 53. She climbed the staircase cautiously, holding fast to the rail.
• 54. She heard the priest's familiar, flat footfall on the staircase.