Sentences with phrase «walk down the halls at»
Students walk down the halls at Indian Hills Middle School.
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Fifty minutes later, I've walked 1.2 miles, without even thinking about it — until I get an email from an acquaintance down the hall with the subject «Got ta ask»: «Are you going to be working at a treadmill desk all week?
We'd wake up, walk 20 feet down the hall, sit down at the table, not move except to eat, then go to bed,» Ho tells Fast Company, claiming the unusual arrangements helped the team be more innovative and productive, save money and instill a horizontal, hierarchy - free culture.
As Pagitt points out, we don't walk down the halls of the baby delivery unit at a hospital thinking, «what a despicable place, bringing a bunch of despicable crap into the world.»
That was obviously a big moment, and that's when we still had pay phones, so I walked down the hall, didn't have a quarter, but Dan Brown, the linebackers coach at the time, he threw a quarter on the ground and I picked it up, and I got chance to call my dad and tell him.
At age 2 she had her own room and would walk down the hall for an early morning feeding.
No walking down the hall when they fuss at night, and it's sort of fun.
I remember nights in the emergency department when mothers would walk their ill, non nursing babies or toddlers up and down the halls trying, often unsuccessfully, to console them, while the nursing mothers were sitting quietly with their comforted, if not necessarily happy, babies at the breast.
Looking at the portraits in the hall that he helped renovate, Cuomo said, «It's hard not to walk down this hall and get a palpable sense of the history and that you are a piece of that history.
As I saw him starting to walk back down the main aisle of the hall, I knew at that minute exactly what had happened.
Beautiful: Rochelle Humes showed off her sleek figure in an extreme plunging black Suzanne Neville gown as she led the stars walking down the red carpet at the BAFTAs at the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday night
The ladies all walked proudly down the red carpet with perhaps their most important plus ones ever at the iconic event held at London's Royal Albert Hall.
At the heart of the issue is what Weissbourd calls a «rhetoric reality gap,» where a school's mission states that it is a caring environment and the school adopts an antibullying curriculum, but a walk down the hall reveals a different story: a student saying, «That's so gay.»
If it doesn't work for YOU, don't blame the process or company — walk down the hall to the mirror — and ask the person staring back at you if you've done EVERYTHING you agreed to do.
The Queen Victoria Building and Sydney Town Hall Station are within walking distance and a short bus ride down George Street will have you at the Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge.
I'd start at the corporate level and recommend that each company have a Corp Jester whose job it would be at a minimum, to skip down the halls, to walk backwards bouncing off the walls, to try to run on the edges of baseboards, and to slide down bannisters.
Whether you're standing in the elevator, walking down the hall, or meeting someone new at a networking event, you are faced with a limited amount of time to make a connection.
Have you ever found yourself walking in the same direction as a stranger (e.g., down the hall at work / school; through the shopping mall) and found yourself oddly attracted to that person?
The three residents at times would converge in the hall checking to see who was walking up and down the stairs all night and closing doors.
As You Walk Through The Front Door You Will Marvel at the Wood Floors; Leading Down The Hall Way to The Granite Counter Top Filled, Stainless Appliance Teemed, Under - Cabinet Lit Kitchen.
Walk down the hall in your home, non-nonchalantly gazing around at nothing in particular.
It is opened a few times every day as I go in and out or work in the space, but it just wasn't the kind of room I really wanted to look at or admire as I walked down the hall, you know what I mean?