downstairs造句怎么写

By the time that Tess was dressed Clare was downstairs and out in the humid air.

On the night she died we were fast asleep in our room downstairs.

It was nearly bedtime, But she rushed downstairs and asked if she might send for the parson.

It has tables downstairs and private rooms upstairs; we went for the one with ornate gold napkins and a matching tablecloth, with huge Windows overlooking a pond.

When we came into Mrs. Jellyby's presence, one of the poor little things fell downstairs-down a whole flight, with a great noise.

He was chosen from the group for his lack of dizziness after spinning around on the three-axis astronaut training machine downstairs.

Perhaps she was just going downstairs to quiet her maquereau. I had a feeling that something unusual was happening, some sort of drama which I would read about in the morning paper.

I will meet you downstairs.

They walked downstairs into a big room.

He fell downstairs and broke his wrist.

Mercifully, it was over before long, and we walked downstairs to start the ceremony.

I jumpout of bed and I run, with no shoes Irun downstairs, out the back door, into the Meadow.

With her downstairs Windows open, she can smell the honeysuckle in her yard. She loves the look of her sheer curtains blowing in the breeze.

"But the rabbits has et up all the June lily bed," said Mrs. Lynde sadly, as she waddled downstairs, feeling secretly relieved that there need be no more talk about the moon.

The whole downstairs needs repainting.

Go down and see what they are doing downstairs.

Enter on groundlevel to find quirky homewares and stationery, then head downstairs tothe vintage treasure trove below!

It is all there: the dangerous glamour of cities at night; the terror of a forced drive into the forest; a world of tapped hotel telephones and chain-smoking killers in the lobby downstairs.

He stayed there, in a room upstairs, and sometimes I slept in a room downstairs.

"We should go downstairs," she said.

One day, I ran downstairs ahead of him to throw my backpack in his old white diesel Mercedes, and there it was: a big, glittery rainbow flag sticker.