Sentences with phrase «walking down the hall past»

I was walking down the hall past the office next to mine — the office of a postdoc named Jane Luu — when I heard this urgent whisper: «C'mere!»

Not exact matches

And when you walk the hall and photos of past presidents are hanging on the wall you should stop and kneel down a pray to them.

I walk down the hall, past the laundry room, and into the family room.

I went past the bar and down the hall and into the back office where Dads Ghost walked through the door.

One more possibility is that you've written the book in the third person past tense («Peter walked down the hall and a man stepped out of the shadows»), but you think it might be more dramatic in the first person past tense («As I walked down the hall, a man stepped out of the shadows») or in the first person present tense («As I walk down the hall a man steps out of the shadows»).

Walk past reception, down the hall and you'll find yourself in the minimal, upscale office of founder / CEO and former MySpace CEO, Mike Jones.