1 I'll wait for you by the elevator.
2 He could not do his work as buyer at the elevator.
3 The elevator company, Ezra Stowbody president, let him go.
4 She unconsciously waited for the bellboy to precede her into the elevator.
5 In twenty minutes the party was again elevated to the decorum of a prayer-meeting.
6 When they were already old they had lost the money, which they had invested in an elevator.
7 When she was in charge of the magazine room the readers did not ask for suggestions about elevated essays.
8 I Hard, when they were shown through the gray stone hulks and new cement elevators of the largest flour-mills in the world.
9 The elevator, with its cupola on the ridge of a shingled roof, resembled a broad-shouldered man with a small, vicious, pointed head.
10 Now the train was passing the elevator, the grim storage-tanks for oil, a creamery, a lumber-yard, a stock-yard muddy and trampled and stinking.
11 Champ Perry the pioneer, wheat-buyer at the elevator, stopped her in the post-office, held her hand in his withered paws, peered at her with faded eyes, and chuckled, "You are so fresh and blooming, my dear."
12 But as she followed Kennicott to the elevator the coat-check girl, a confident young woman, with cheeks powdered like lime, and a blouse low and thin and furiously crimson, inspected her, and under that supercilious glance Carol was shy again.
13 It was a new god; a monster of steel limbs, oak ribs, flesh of gravel, and a stupendous hunger for freight; a deity created by man that he might keep himself respectful to Property, as elsewhere he had elevated and served as tribal gods the mines, cotton-mills, motor-factories, colleges, army.