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escalator

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

Despite not being "terribly active online," Sudeikis was still impacted by Trump around 2015, when Trump announced his first presidential campaign, following a golden escalator descent at Trump Tower.

From Salon

Inside the hotel you’ll find playful touches like magenta escalators and hot pink walls, a nod to the bold use of color in the work of the Mexican architect Luis Barragán.

From New York Times

Additionally, their cart escalators have been broken for over two years, so it’s impossible for customers who have a cart full of groceries to utilize both floors.

From Seattle Times

When Donald Trump descended a golden escalator in June of 2015 and announced his plans to run for president, the news media covered it.

From Salon