made my way

A porter helped me with my bags as I made my way, sweating, into the train station in Dar es Salaam.

"Thank you, " I said, my face turning red. I wondered what I had thanked them for, as I made my way to a seat.

Thankful for a familiar face in the crowd I made my way toward her to say hello.

Each step felt like an eternity as I made my way across the pristine white plaza that separated us.

Weeks passed and as I made my way back to the mystery plant, it appeared to be a Sunflower.

Later I sketched out an outline for an article and brainstormed some new leads, and eventually made my way to bed.

I carefully made my way around the puddle to the other side of the path, though it was only inches wide and extremely muddy.

I went back to the apartment, made my way inside, down the hall to his room where I knew he would be.

Many months later I returned to the library and made my way slowly back to that side street where the tea-room was.

Finally I heard the doorbell ring and I slowly made my way to the door trying not to seem too eager.

I laughed and shook his hand and made my way back home. I searched for a foreign land for years and years I roamed.

I arrived in Cairo in late January and made my way through a military cordon to Tahrir Square.

The waiter looked at me suspiciously as I made my way upstairs.

As I made my way through the Sheraton Hotel kitchen to the ballroom, I shook hands with the waiters and kitchen workers, as I always did.

So on Friday before the Monday I had to leave, I made my way to a large electronics discounter.

As I made my way towards the bathroom the drug began to kick in again.

I found my smile matching Keith's as I made my way down the aisle, arm in arm with Anthony.

The next day, I made my way to the public library.

I managed to find the performers' entrance to the massive building and made my way to the dressing room area.

After a few mild adventures, I made my way down to Tsanghsien, last Kuomintang-held city in this part of North China.

Luckily I eluded the police and made my way to safety in Vargas' camp.

At one point during the party, I made my way to the bathroom and closed the door behind me.

I made my way out there, breathing in great, deep draughts while walking slowly about, still wearing my white cook's hat.

I waited until they flew by me before I slowly made my way back to my desk and put the guitar gently back in its case.

I wasn't sure why, but I knew I was vulnerable as I made my way to the desert.

I made my way through the food line and tiptoed to a table.

When the movie ended, I made my way out of the cinema.

My dear Miss Price, I beg your pardon, but I have made my way to you on purpose to entreat your help.

When the concert ended I made my way out of the hall.

I gathered my strength and made my way along.

As I made my way home, the dancer's gesture first baffled and then annoyed me.

With the help of the locals and using just shovels and picks, I made my way.

I made my way to a building that was still, somehow, somewhat intact, complete with running water.

I made my way down each aisle, shaking hands to the music and fighting back the tears.

I made my way over to Cute Girl's dorm one night, a nervous wreck.

I slowed down, annoyed, as I made my way onto the bike lane.

I donned them and without turning on the light, blindly made my way to the bathroom.

and made my way back home.

I was still crying as I made my way into the toilet.

Having finished my homework, I made my way to the local nature reserve.

I made my way to the poor child.

I made my way towards the harbor .

Gradually I made my way through with the help of all my friends. Thank you very much, guys.

I made my way home after school.

I went along with the crowd and made my way outside. The fresh air was wonderful.

After lunch I made my way to the classroom.

Chasing butterflies and scaring away birds, he made my way to school full of joy.

I soon made my way to the bookshop.

I made my way home.

I laughed and shook his hand, and made my way back hom

Was caught in the eye of the storm, 'til I made my way home

And I made my way to the kitchen,

But I made my way in the shade

I made my way back home (did you follow her)