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As soon as he saw us, Henry made his way through the crowd to greet us personally.

The hunter had drank some alcohol before he made his way to the woods.

He made his way to the kitchen cabinets.

After dark on Thursday might he made his way to Salem Crescent, and hid himself.

"Even trash has become worthless, " Mr. Tian said recently as he made his way to a collection center, his sacks nearly bursting.

He made his way out when the film ended.

Disappointed, bewildered, ashamed, he made his way slowly from the opera house and stood on the steps outside, thoughtful, his head bent.

Three witnesses have told the Observer that Mr Tomlinson was attacked violently as he made his way home from work at a nearby newsagents.

But Abraham Lincoln, who had made his way up to heaven later than the founders, warned them that a nation undivided cannot long endure.

Wu Wei made his way to the U. S. Naval Academy, served six years as a naval officer and then put himself through law school.

He made his way quickly to Mrs Brooks' house, following the postman's directions.

There was a moment of hesitation, then the boy, barely taller than the grass, made his way down.

In this state, he made his way back to the devastated city to try to do what he had meant to do that day: catch the train.

When I had finished and sat down, a man slowly arose from his seat, about three rows from the rear, and made his way toward the pulpit.

Once it ended, Mr. Berlusconi made his way through the crowd, greeting supporters along the way.

Uttama-sloka handed him the card and he slowly made his way back to the stuffy economy section.

A police officer made his way down the line, questioning all of the prostitutes.

He made his way through the forest.

A pale young man made his way forward, very nervously. One of his eyes was twitching.

Koster took the advice, and made his way first to France and then to America.

Kurt made his way to the twelve o'clock point, to Mendez, Mark, and Tom. Chief Mendez met him. The old man had never looked so grim.

Beliveau largely relied on the "kindness of strangers" as he made his way through unfamiliar territories.

The figure made his way over. The white curtain moved in the soft wind as he came to her and stood right above her face.

Seeing this, Sonny Corleone made his way to the bride's table and sat down beside young Lucy Mancini, the maid of honor.

She did not ask him, she did not even wonder, how he had entered there, and how he had made his way into the garden.

Though it was raining hard, he made his way home.

According to the Beijing Times, he served about three years and made his way back to Beijing.

He made his way to the marketplace right after work, as his wife had asked him to do.

Zhai slowly made his way towards a test sample of solid lubricant outside the capsule, took a sample and handed it to Liu.

Even the highway up the hill was quiet as he made his way down the street.

He made his way to a burial ground planted neatly around with pines. There were a dozen grave mounds.

Jonas stowed his bicycle beside Mother's and made his way through the throng to find his group.

As he made his way down the stairwell, his building came under attack as well.

He was athletic, popular, and made his way up by making fun of others.

With that, Thomas Jefferson turned his horse and made his way back to the White House.

As the young people shouted, the old con slowly rose from his seat and made his way to the front of the bus to go home.

Then Jesus went through the towns and villages, teaching as he made his way to Jerusalem.

Then he threw the butt down into the dirty water and made his way back the way he had come.

He got up at last scaled the low rock-cliff, and made his way down into a sheltered cove.

Morse made his way there, and soon saw two men loading a casket into a hearse.

He made his way through the crowd to greet us.

He was caught in the snowstorm, so that his clothes were soaked, He made his way home.

Dan summoned up his courage, climbed over the railing and made his way into the enclosure.

Moving almost silently among the dead leaves and dry twigs, he made his way toward the edge of the woods.

Theaudiences sat quietly while he made his way across the stage to his chair and began his play.

mike made his way across the heather to the dense, low-lying bushes and started to move the leaves aside to seek out the hidden fruit.

He made his way down to the staffroom and knocked. There was no answer. He knocked again. Nothing.

As Kratos made his way past the Desert of Lost Souls, he finds a horn and blows through it, causing Kronos to begin crawling toward him.

He crossed on the ferry to San Francisco and made his way to an employment office.

He falls and hangs when his hand hurts, but, in less than 15 minutes, Graham has made his way up a possible . 14b.

After he had finished breakfast, he slowly made his way back to his work bench .

He made his way across the seas to USA.

After a while, Haw made his way back to Cheese Station C and found Hem. He offered Hem bits of New Cheese, but was turned down.

Jesse made his way down the slope, one hand close to the ground to break his falls.

Then he made his way by sea to Shanghai, arriving at the end of the year.

The hospital had been bombed and Hans had made his way back into Western Germany on foot.

He made his way slowly up the hill.

He made his way to the auxiliary building and viewed the radioactive water collected on the floor.

On the morning of the luncheon, he made his way to Central by ferry from his home in Cheung Chau, and then jumped into a taxi.

Thanks to his dress of a National Guardsman, he had made his way without difficulty.

As the young people shouted, the old con rose and made his way to the front of the bus to go home.

He quickly made his way to the front of the engine, and then climbed down a steel ladder to the last rung.

He made his way and he's a real example of how to do it.

Huan Zang cautiously made his way to the place they had been, and found a branch of peach flowers on the ground.

He made his way manfully through the length of the wood, to its furthest edge.

He made his way to the door; he came back for his handkerchief, he stumbled out.

So Spider slowly made his way back to the earth. On his way he met Hare.

But while the Lakers rallied, Yao made his way back to the bench and then to the court.

A runner made his way through the morning snow in Central Park in New York.

Mary made his way to the bank.

In November Ray himself escaped from Cuba and made his way to Miami.

After losing by unanimous decision Butler made his way to the middle of the ring to purportedly congratulateGrant.

A lively young man with dark hair and a ready smile made his way to the center of the room.

Lala walked along lane and made his way to cave, worried about met beast so that he walked quickly.

In search of stability, Bernard made his way to Seward Park High School on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

The former servant made his way into power by toadying to the king.

The officer has made his way through difficulties.

In the late 14th century, Marco Polo famously made his way along trade routes from Italy to China.

Mr Strauss-Kahn then made his way to the airport but left his mobile phone and other items behind, Mr Brown said.

Born in Italy in 1882, he arrived in 1903 and made his way to Montreal, where he served three years for check forgery.

A baby made his way into the world this week in Indonesia at 19. 2 pounds (8. 7 kg) - about three times the weight of an average newborn.

Our faith in you was well deserved. But Diablo has made his way to Hell; and it is likely that Baal followed him there.

He has made his way through 66 different conutries, dining on roast termites and other strange dishes.

Wang Tao made his way down to the beach from the mountain side.

Dickens made his way to the woods.

McQueen made his way to the track.

He has made his way to presidency step by step.

After the Red Army liberated the camps in May 1945, Adolek made his way to Lodz on foot.

Though it was raining hard, he made his way to school.

Now he made his way to school.

In the late 1960s, he made his way to America but found the radical campus leftism "pathetic and disgusting" ;