You made your way to the dugout where there were other staffers there.
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Each of those decisions had implications for your resources and how quickly you made your way across the trail.
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By the time you've made your way through it, you'll never look at a bat in quite the same way again.
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Perhaps you've even made your way through The Dropout and were left wondering how the heck Elizabeth Holmes got away with it.
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Three different times today, you've made your way to your boss's door, paused before knocking, and then just decided to turn around altogether.
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The atmosphere becomes welcoming again once you have made your way downhill and out of the projects, on to the other side of the highway.
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If you are a publisher that hasn't made your way beyond 'buzzworthy startup' status, it will be hard to get the exposure that your scalable content farm needs to get premium placement on Google, Facebook, or Twitter.
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But, if you have recently grown a bit tired of eating straight heaping spoonfuls of cookie butter and have already made your way through all the best cookie butter recipes out there, Starbucks has a new exciting alternative.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk also shed a bit of light on how the ordering process works: Once you've placed your order and made your way up the waiting list, they send out an engineer who works out exactly what your roof needs.
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IT's audiobook descriptions make the imagery just as vivid as on the big screen, so even if you haven't made your way to the theatre yet or if you've seen or read IT ten times, you're sure to get sucked into the 44-hour nightmare.
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The bottom third of the staircase consisted of wooden palettes; the middle third was a section of a prefab staircase; the top third was a ramp, a single plank of wood, with small wooden slats nailed across it so your feet didn't slip as you made your way up.
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The girl from the mine, Keria, will be asleep every time you visit her, and her Heart Scenes require hard-to-get items—which means you've made your way down to floor 255 just to have to go back, get the item, and do the same thing all over again.
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Once you'd made your way to the third floor of the askew glass cube that juts out of the Shangri-La Hotel, you'd search for his fingerprints on the menu, almost as big as a newspaper page and decorated with antique-looking illustrations of crab claws and sausages emanating from a hand-cranked meat grinder.
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A film was screening deep inside the space, and if you made your way past the small shack with a roof made of compressed spray cans — and didn't trip over another pile of empty paint cans with a small metal chimney spewing glittery cloud letters — you would have joined a room full of people watching Wastedland 2, the most recent work by punk filmmaker Andrew H. Shirley.
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