Sentences with phrase «flying up those stairs»

If it were me, I'd be flying up those stairs to see what was going on!

NEWS «The waves hit the window, you learn to walk without falling, you get used flying up the stairs.

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Flying down three flights of stairs to the tunnel leading to the locker rooms, I spot Bob Ryan and double - up my stride to catch him.

I started up the stairs, and my mother came flying out of the kitchen with the dishtowel in her hand and said to me, «STOP.

I can hear the Rocky theme song, «Gon na Fly Now,» by Bill Conti, and the screaming trumpet of Maynard Ferguson and suddenly I have the urge to get off my butt and run up some stairs.

At five in the morning someone banging on the door and shouting, her husband, John, leaping out of bed, grabbing his rifle, and Roscoe at the same time roused from the backhouse, his bare feet pounding: Mattie hurriedly pulled on her robe, her mind prepared for the alarm of war, but the heart stricken that it would finally have come, and down the stairs she flew to see through the open door in the lamplight, at the steps of the portico, the two horses, steam rising from their flanks, their heads lifting, their eyes wild, the driver a young darkie with rounded shoulders, showing stolid patience even in this, and the woman standing in her carriage no one but her aunt Letitia Pettibone of McDonough, her elderly face drawn in anguish, her hair a straggled mess, this woman of such fine grooming, this dowager who practically ruled the season in Atlanta standing up in the equipage like some hag of doom, which indeed she would prove to be.

She flew down the hall, toward the back of the house, slipped into the closet under the stairs, went through the secret wall panel, pulled up the trapdoor on the floor, and scampered down the ladder one - handed, the gun still clutched in the other.

down the stairs... the stripper went flying — all over the walls and me... I ended up at the bottom of the stairs with stripper burning the skin on my neck and face — thank goodness I was wearing protective eyewear!