Meanings of lower storey in English

The departure slide is like a lower storey of the arrival one.

He ran back to the lower storey and tried the door.

The time dragged on slowly, though the clock on the lower storey struck frequently.

All the other entrances-exceptingthe great gateway which is never opened-arein the lower storey.

He transferred his attention from the formidable defences of the lower storey to the second.

Its lower storey is concealed by the stalls, and its continuity broken by the eastern transepts.

My wife, Natalya Gavrilovna, lived on the lower storey, all the rooms of which she occupied.

Carefully groping his way round, he discovered another flight of steps, leading to the lower storey.

The lower storey comprised a very small hall, a fair bathroom, the tiniest staircase in London, and G.J.

At the corner of the street, from a lower storey, rose a kind of humming with strident modulations.

Suddenly in the lower storey under the balcony a violin began playing, and two soft feminine voices began singing.

In the lower storey under the balcony the windows were probably open, for women's voices and laughter could be heard distinctly.

The lower storey had been turned into a barrack by the Government, there being a want of quarters for the soldiers.

The mother noticed that the curtains in the lower storey were all drawn before the windows, and that all the curtains were white.

For the last six weeks they had been living in Moscow, and were installed with their governess in the lower storey of the lodge.

The front of the lower storey had once been painted in chocolate-color, across the top of which was still decipherable the sign: Charbon, Bois.