He took them off and walked quietly around the room, embracing everyone.
|
|
She walked quietly past and stooped to enter the doorway of the house.
|
|
His tiny daughter, in a pink sweater, her hair in pigtails, held his hand and walked quietly.
|
|
They walked quietly to the checkpoint, formed two orderly queues, and consented to their bags being searched.
|
|
We walked quietly along the boulevard, up the rue Lepic to go back to our small hotel rooms.
|
|
On Wednesday, the few people out on the streets walked quietly past the blackened car hulks and smashed homes.
|
|
I walked quietly to the window and watched the last of the day, the darkness swallowing the trees along my street.
|
|
The troubled couple walked quietly into the courthouse Tuesday morning in Whiteville, North Carolina, where there's been no shortage of tense moments in recent weeks.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - After weeks of rhetorical fire and fury, a handful of U.S. House members walked quietly across a hushed Capitol on Wednesday to deliver articles of impeachment to the Senate, paving the way for the trial of President Donald Trump.
|
|
Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik walked quietly into a courtroom at a high security prison Tuesday, making a neo-Nazi salute, as judges began reviewing a government appeal against a ruling that his solitary confinement was inhumane and violated human rights.
|
|
In a heavily Catholic country like Portugal, where shrines to the Virgin Mary gaze beatifically out from every corner, this kind of grave desecration is obviously not appreciated—and explained the avalanche of hairy eyeballs I got from locals as I walked quietly through the cemetery itself.
|
|
While Hills was talking, Larkin walked quietly away, avoiding attention. Hills did not realise the torch was a fake until someone whispered in his ear to tell him. Hills looked around for Larkin, but by now Larkin had merged into the crowd and escaped.
|
|
Body camera footage released by the Fort Worth Police Department shows that two officers had walked quietly around the side of the home. Officer Aaron Dean had walked into Jefferson's backyard. Seeing Jefferson in the window of her home, the officer yelled "put your hands up! Show me your hands!" and then fired a single shot through Jefferson's window.
|
|
Celestino Medeiros, whose execution had been delayed in case his testimony was required at another trial of Sacco and Vanzetti, was executed first. Sacco was next and walked quietly to the electric chair, then shouted "Farewell, mother."Watson, 345-6 Vanzetti, in his final moments, shook hands with guards and thanked them for their kind treatment, read a statement proclaiming his innocence, and finally said, "I wish to forgive some people for what they are now doing to me."Watson, 346 Following the executions, death masks were made of the men.
|
|