Sentences with phrase «to walk the halls»

How do I know that sex offenders aren't walking the halls of my child's school?

Turns out that we couldn't walk the halls, as the monitors weren't picking things up right.

People walk the halls at all hours of the day, and crew members are never more than a stone's throw away.

If you are at the hospital, try to just walk the halls or walk around the outside of the building if possible.

The rubber is made to deliver exceptional traction as your child walks the halls of school and runs around the school yard.

They were not comfortable walking the halls of their schools and felt rules meant to discourage gang activity in the schools were of no use.

If you merely walk the halls and pick up glossy brochures, you might as well stay home and surf the Web for the same information.

I was able to walk the halls of school confidently that day because I picked something I felt good in.

I remembered how I felt as I binged and starved my way through junior high and high school, hurtling insults at my body all the while, envying the thin girls who walked the halls with ease.

Like the celebs who walked the halls of its namesake club, Studio 54 is a showstopper all on its own.

At Lancaster High School, the administration said it will not let students leave the campus, but they will be able to walk the halls for 17 minutes.

A high school student walks the halls of West Houston Charter School in December after a final exam.

When walking the halls of Westminster late at night, and dreaming of the mountains, you may just hear me murmuring his words:

Spencer Campbell spends much of his days walking the halls of Elk Ridge Middle School, checking breezeways for kids playing hooky, redirecting foot traffic between classes and checking on substitute teachers.

Now it is safe again to walk the halls because instead of getting glares of hatred over the yearly compliance training, I am getting applause and thumbs up instead.

It doesn't matter if you're walking the dog, heading through airport security, riding the bus, even walking the halls of a professional conference - just strap them in...

We have a «Boonited» trick - or - treating session where United Shore HQ gets decorated and over 600 kids walk the halls to collect candy.

You catch the most dazzling performer slouching exhausted over a pizza, the cheeriest production assistant walking the hall with a secret grouchy face.

Our display is located in the Beecher Lab in Wilderness Walk hall.

After two completely sleepless nights walking the halls with my writhing sweaty one year old, I was certain that I should have stayed home and completely discouraged.

Union leaders, including C.W.A. head Bob Master and W.F.P. executive director Dan Cantor, along with Queens Democratic senator Mike Gianaris, walked the halls inside the hotel meeting with individual members.

Success has sent scores of parents to legislators» offices in Albany over the last few months and Moskowitz has been spotted walking the halls of the Capitol with her upstate lobbyist, Allison Lee of Albany Strategic Solutions.

Gangsters walked the halls of the county seat, crowding hearings or petitioning the commissioners for their building projects.

When one thinks of advocacy, the first — usually cynical — idea that comes to mind is generously compensated lobbyists walking the halls of legislature and advocating on behalf of their clients over expensive dinners.

If he or another faculty member walking the halls spies someone without a lab coat or eye protection, they'll often knock on a window or go in to discuss the matter, Danheiser says.

Amal Clooney was on the Today show the other week walking the halls of Congress in a wool coat and light handbag.

spy for Lionsgate clearly walks the halls of DreamWorks Animation, because the plot for «Shrek the Third» is uncannily similar to «Happily N'Ever After,» the animated monstrosity Lionsgate released earlier this year.

Rather, he emerges as a complicated, even contradictory figure: wise and wily, manipulative and melancholy, formidable and vulnerable, warm and abstracted — and, perhaps most surprising of all, every bit as bare - knuckled a Washington player as any K Street power broker walking the halls of Congress today.

Visiting administrators and educators walk the halls of West Leyden High School during one of the district's biannual technology tours, open to school leaders from anywhere in the country.

Recently, as Kline walked the halls of Jackson High he showed off hallway displays of Spanish vocabulary; an ocean panorama running most of the length of one hall; a bulletin board full of displays of students» «If I could burn one» writing spurred by their reading of Fahrenheit 451; and a classroom with tessellations painted on ceiling tiles and geometric kites hanging from the ceiling.

I love walking the halls of the school and speaking to current and former students in Spanish.

Principal Roberta Duvall walks the halls of Cold Springs Middle School.

As principals walk the halls of their buildings, they might see one teacher using an interactive whiteboard to teach critical math concepts to students.

Sometimes, though, they are most effective when they are racing through hallways; according to one graduation coach, «Sneakers are a necessity for the job, which requires walking the halls and from classroom to classroom all day long.»

At Lake Forest Charter in New Orleans East, students walked the halls trailing book - stuffed rolling backpacks like a bunch of business travelers.

Yvonne Dunigan walked the halls of the new $ 19.6 million school on South Crenshaw Boulevard and remembered when on that same street corner there was a Ford dealership where she bought her car 13 years ago.

In this position she spent much of her time in Sacramento walking the halls on legislation that was pet oriented.

Community rescue dog, Howie, living happily at Sunrise of Lincoln Park in Illinois, can be found walking the halls, begging for belly rubs and showing affection to residents and visitors.

Peaceful ghosts walk the halls of this gorgeous Sonoma County manor, including a woman — Hannah Paxton — who was the wife of the original builder and owner John Paxton.

Presidents, dignitaries, royalty, and the upper class walked the halls of this magnificent hotel during its heyday.

Hit the West Coast and stay at one of the most famous Hiltons where the Hollywood elite have walked the halls over the years.