made their way

They were not the best of students, but through pure effort and will, they made their way over to America and started their lives here.

Grandma watched as the bees made their way into a hole up in one of the trees.

Occasionally someone stood and made their way out the rear of the hall to a room where they were encouraged to pray for divine intervention.

They made their way with all the crowd to a great shed of corrugated iron , and the rain began to fall in torrents .

As an old and primary word-class, prepositions have made their way into scholars' view as early as the era of traditional grammar.

I am alarmed to see that disciples of my mum have now made their way into the Harvard Business Review.

The Winter Palace lived up to its name as women made their way through snowfall in St Petersburg, Russia.

"Everything is just exported out of the country, " the driver said as they made their way through the ever-developing industrial landscape.

As the two figures made their way down the road, the sun set slowly behind the mountains.

One day, they took a chance and made their way through the mortar and rocket strikes to the harbor.

"I must really be sick, " he thought as they made their way, "Everything looks hazy, and glowing in a golden light. "

I did not really understand how those men made their way into such a small thing.

They turned and made their way toward the Canal St. subway station, and he picked a path through the jostling crowd.

A scattering of beings from other races also made their way through Narbondellyn: slaves who tended the needs of the dark elves.

Hundreds of Chinese made their way to Tonga's neighbouring country Fiji Wednesday to board an Air China aircraft sent by Beijing yesterday .

But it's fair to say today, most workers - and particularly your best workers - have made their way to the top of Maslow's pyramid.

Paris and London have large West African immigrant populations, and tales of life in Britain have made their way back to Nigeria.

Guided by periodic shafts of light, rescue teams made their way through the pitch-black as they searched for survivors.

Whole families, women with infants, the old and young alike--all of them made their way across the land on foot.

From then on, she said families from Sacramento, Fresno and as far away as Wisconsin have made their way to Del Norte County.

If robotic scientists made their way into other labs, their human counterparts would not be out of a job anytime soon.

A good number of her works have made their way into film.

They made their way to the second-floor store room, broke down the door and dressed themselves in officers' uniforms.

The two security officers followed behind the Jedi as they made their way back to the landing platform.

The four researchers entered the park, made their way past a basketball game and turned off the paved path into a ravine.

Gives Christmas a whole new perspective, how gift giving in some of the worst way's, have made their way into politics and shamefully so.

asked Albus anxiously, peering at the hazy forms they passed as they made their way down the platform.

Ceramic statues were exported to ethnic Chinese communities overseas and slowly made their way around the world.

Imagine what these higher denomination $100 Unions would be worth if they made their way from Morgan's sketchbook to US coinage!

One night, a spirited group made their way into the bar, chased out the sullen army grunts and commandeered the place.

Many Mormons died in the cold, harsh winter months as they made their way over the Rocky Mountains to Utah.

About 45 people, mostly women and children, were massacred as they made their way to a school in a village in north-east Kenya.

They overpowered security guards and made their way onto the runway in four vehicles.

Hungry and sleepy , the explorers slowly made their way across the wilderness.

Demonstrators carrying Bahrain's red and white flag called for the downfall of the government as they made their way towards Pearl Square.

The Cold War ended when the Wall was knocked over and long lines of modest Trabant cars made their way from East to West.

Expressions coined by urban youth have made their way into mainstream English via the so-called hip-hop generation.

As the dogs made their way to the fence, the little boy noticed something else stirring inside the doghouse .

Marchers waved palm fronds and flags as they made their way from the Mount of Olives to the Old City.

said Ron excitedly, as they made their way back to the classroom to get their bags.

Watched over by guards with guns, they raised their legs in unison and made their way to the edge of the highway, Interstate 65.

Pictures of carnage from the dog eating festival made their way on to the internet, incensing thousands.

Some residents made their way from the area clutching pets, luggage or clothing as the huge mass of mud bore down.

After the quake subsided, the workers grabbed flashlights and made their way to the exit, Mr. Bamba recalled.

But it is still unclear exactly how the images made their way to the web.

During our test , though, we found jolts from even moderate road imperfections made their way into the cabin.

He and the T-1000 snuck past them and made their way down the dilapidated hallway.

It was exciting to watch as those developments made their way onto newspaper websites.

Dusk was settling softly over the High Lakes as Kabaraijian and his crew made their way home from the caves.

They made their way through a jungle woven with creepers and vines .

I welcome the players and fans from around the globe who have made their way to Germany.

After getting off the bus, they made their way to the meeting place.

Many who read the decree made their way to the palace at once, each person with a different answer.

Local media picked up the Reverend's comments, which made their way to the property magnate.

They made their way to an army base, and on Saturday they were flown to Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, the paper said.

The two men made their way down the aisle into the dining car.

Webster is the world's preeminent expert on avian influenza, and it was only a matter of time before the test results made their way to him.

But she and her husband made their way north nonetheless.

Our teachers made their way through the students in the hall to the office.

In time, a primitive tribe of nocturnal humanoids cautiously made their way to the edges of the mesmerizing enchanted lake.

The Allied Powers invaded Sicily in 1943, and gradually made their way north through the mainland.

More guards, carrying six wooden coffins, made their way to a wall on the prison's seaward side.

The attackers made their way to the compound, dressed as government security guards before they began shooting.

The cells made their way to the damaged brain region and incorporated themselves into surrounding brain tissue.

They made their way in single file along the cliff path.

UNDER MY UMBRELLA: Pedestrians made their way through New York's Times Square in the rain on Monday.

the big steam-powered paddle-wheeled boats made their way along it.

The pair made their way to firefighters and were airlifted out by a sheriff's rescue helicopter.

When she was 18, a photographer spotted her on the street and took some pictures of her, which made their way to some modeling agencies.

make one's way: The team slowly made their way through the jungle.

Eventually my new friends made their way off towards deeper water.

nowadays, the mass media has made their way in our daily on a large scales, testifying the Information Age.

Fleming says Ethiopian friends in Tripoli paid the prison $900 to release the men who made their way to Shousha refugee camp in Tunisia.

They crossed into Rwanda and made their way to Nyamata, near Kigali, the capital.

Eleven of the 14 tracks made their way onto the Billboard Hot 100 charts in a single week earlier this year.

Tripcase scored a lucky break in this tight start-up battle when they made their way into iPhone app advertising.

At the stores, three of them made their way to trap doors covering chutes to the coal cellars.

They made their way from Spain to France and thence to England.

Long story short, they finally made their way there.

Even on the squad's day off, several hundred supporters made their way to club headquarters.

First, higher feed costs for cattle (corn, oats) have made their way to the end product.

Some, such as partitioning techniques, have made their way into other IBM database offerings.

They made their way to the lobby and emerged outside to find fire engines and 20 armed policemen "looking as scared as we were" .

Breaking in, they made their way to Glasvryn's chambers and began their assault.

Then slowly they made their way to the waiting room to pray and reflect on God's promises.

That's how AT& T, Home Depot, and Microsoft swiftly made their way onto the Fortune 500.

The soldiers made their way in the thick snow.

For over two months they made their way up the mountain.

Although it was snowing heavily, the soldiers made their way to the village.

And the people, with heads hanging low and sad hearts, slowly made their way home.

Although it was snowing heavily, the soldiers made their way to the village.

And the people, with heads hanging low and sad hearts, slowly made their way home.

More and more people have made their way into the cities in pursuit of a better life.

Guided by the new standards of English curriculum, more and more English coursebooks have made their way to the market.

By 2001, they had made their way onto the Forbes rich list.

The two men made their way to the woods.

The thousands made their way through some of Hong Kong's busiest streets, many sporting signs blasting the Philippine government.