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escalator

[es-kuh-ley-ter] / ˈɛs kəˌleɪ tər /
NOUN
moving staircase
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Example Sentences

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“When you get to the bottom of an escalator, if you stop there and stand and look around, everybody’s coming down behind you. So you got to keep moving.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Her children and more than a dozen other loved ones reached the escalator where she would appear, and waited.

From Seattle Times

“Partners of the firm have been chased up the escalator, with people running — screaming, you know, ‘C.C.P. dog,’” he said.

From New York Times

Sound Transit is already behind on key projects, and downtown light-rail stations have continuing problems with elevators and escalators, including those wrecked by vandalism.

From Seattle Times

Mechanics rewired a flooded International District/Chinatown escalator March 6, and parts are on order to restart it in the next few months.

From Seattle Times