banister , also: bannister

"To me, a family house had a second floor and a banister."

She started to her feet and ran to the banisters.

She turned to face him, found the banister, held it.

He looked at her, standing with his hands to the wall and the banister.

She let go of it and reached for the banister.

She had let go of the banister so as to cover her mouth.

She leaned over the banister and tried to look down.

She took hold of the banister and started up the stairs.

All his life he had wanted to slide down a long banister.

She looked at him over the banister as he came from the hallway.

I went along to the banisters, looked over the rail.

It's about the banister on the stairs in my place.

Just in case, I tried to fit my shoulders through the banister.

His hand clutched to the banister in front of him.

He grabbed the banister with his free hand and caught himself.

He grasped the banister only just in time to right himself.

He looked curiously at his own hand on the banisters.

Her father's hand on the banister was trembling, she saw.

There was, however, a banister at one side of the stairs.

Start on a flight of stairs with a banister to hold.

It was not the fear of sliding down the banister.

She got up and went down the rest of the stairs, holding on to the banister with both hands.

He pushed away from the banister and moved across to the desk.

I went out into the hall and leaned over the banister, just enough to see without being seen.