(1) The wood floors were highly polished as was the banister of the staircase.

(2) Dr. Bender takes off his overcoat and hangs it on the newel post of the banister .

(3) So they fastened boards on either side of the banister and caulked and painted to fill in.

(4) Kyle vaulted the banister and landed on his toes, letting his heels land second.

(5) This effect also would be pretty on a porch rail or stair banister .

(6) She ran out into the hall and peered over the banister of the stairs, just in time to see her mother race out of the master bedroom.

(7) He vaulted the banister

(8) There was a banister hand rail that ran up the center of the steps, making two lanes.

(9) There is an intricate Victorian tiled entrance hall with a splendid banister and staircase leading to the upper floor and which is well lit by a large skylight.

(10) Years of working as a master carpenter had sculpted his body as cleverly as he had sculpted the banisters on the staircases in their home.

(11) A jury has recommended that hand rails or banisters be installed in houses at an inquest into the tragic death of a former member of Dervish on Christmas Day.

(12) Next you'll help Stan in the gardens and dust in all the rooms, even the library, and you'll be sure to shine the banisters of the stairwell.

(13) The staircase still boasts its original wrought iron banisters and the original green tiles still adorn the walls.

(14) Yet despite this, both consulates were rather attractive buildings: cool and breezy, with intricately carved banisters and fine teak panelling.

(15) The staircase was beautiful, with dark oak banisters and ornate carving.

(16) They started down the stairs, using the banisters to guide them.

(17) From the entrance hall, a staircase with carved bannister rail and balustrades leads to the first floor return.

(18) The three sets include two with solid splats and one with a back comprised of three molded slats, or banisters .

(19) The large room opened upwards to the right to a large set of stairs, the banisters and railings of which had been covered in ribbons of light green and deep red.

(20) A staircase with ornate pine bannisters and rail leads up to a large landing.