Went Sentence Examples
I went along with it.
His moods came and went like summer storms.
The chickens went to roost.
The smith went on with his work.
He pushed the bushes aside and went a little farther.
When Ozma went away she closed the door and left her pet on the table.
Her mouth went dry and her stomach lurched violently.
Maybe because he went into hiding from his family.
I went into the building today.
On seeing Alpatych he went up to him.
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Daddy went home to sleep.
Such a house my father built after the Civil War, and when he married my mother they went to live in it.
A bottle here, said Anatole, taking a glass from the table he went up to Pierre.
I reminded him that he said he went to Columbia because he needed the money.
AdvertisementShe threw the covers back and went down the hall to the stairway.
Seven o'clock came and went without Alex.
Her gaze went from Len's stoic face to Howard and then to Connie, who looked pale.
It just started rocking and then went over the edge.
Of course, it went a lot deeper than that.
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No matter what she said, getting him back meant financial security - a roof over her head and everything that went along with it.
It was a traumatic experience for both of them, and hadn't she felt ill the first time she went back?
So he called Tikhon and went through the rooms with him to show him where to set up the bed for that night.
From the hall of the nobility the Emperor went to that of the merchants.
AdvertisementAfter lunch, all four of them went outside to play ball.
Her eyes went to the bedroom, and she walked the opposite direction to the laundry room and ruffled through Dusty's neatly folded laundry.
No one went up there.
As he went along he looked with pleasure at the year's splendid crop of corn, scrutinized the strips of ryefield which here and there were already being reaped, made his calculations as to the sowing and the harvest, and asked himself whether he had not forgotten any of the prince's orders.
He woke him up, told him to harness, and went into the passage.
At these words Alpatych nodded as if in approval, and not wishing to hear more went to the door of the room opposite the innkeeper's, where he had left his purchases.
She went upstairs and changed into Jeans and a fitted blouse.
He admitted that he actually went because he had connections - heritage.
The brother, Fabrice, went to Columbia for a while - job related.
Carmen was so exhausted that after Bill picked up Katie, she went to bed.
Yancey went inside to get her pictures and mail.
I was beginning to think you went out in the woods again, looking for flowers.
I found the key, just where you said but when I went in, I knew something was wrong.
You said Betsy went over to the LeBlanc's place.
The Watcher's hand fell away, and his gaze went to the dark side of the bay, where the little girl was already fast asleep.
He went to see her yesterday, and he asked me to stop by and meet all her friends tonight.
His hand went to the back of his head, and he grimaced.
He obeyed, and she went to the kitchen.
Her gaze went to Jonny.
A thrill went through her.
The sixty days came and went but Janet never returned, leaving jail, a few more bad checks, and Colorado for parts unknown.
I never heard where the Plotkes went.
Roger rose and went to the front of Diversions and returned with one of Ouray's many history books.
And while he isn't sure exactly where it was staged, there's a possibility he might have been in the same theatrical company that played Ouray, went broke and left their gear in storage.
Lydia simply gave a dismissive wave of her hand and went inside, leaving Dean to follow.
He cracked up his car, down this gully—nothing like where Billy's went over— but deep enough to flip his car.
So now he's suggesting I chased Billy down the mountain until he went over the side!
Nothing. I said I answered the 911 call and you came along— down the mountain, not up from town like me—and we went down to the crash together.
Looking around, she spotted his office and went in, uninvited.
She turned and left before either Dean could respond, lighting her cigarette as she went.
I'm right by where Billy Langstrom went over the side and I can read you loud and clear.
Supper was picked-at leftovers, and neither felt like socializing with Bird Song's guests, who came and went on their own, without their usual afternoon goodies and conversation.
Of course her father went ballistic when he found out she was pregnant and tried to find Josh, but he didn't have any luck.
Dean rose to his feet and went over to the officer, gently pushing her down to a sitting position.
I went after him, not knowing that whatever he did, it was something only he could undo.
Deidre managed to pull them on and then went back to the wardrobe, selecting the softest sweater and a pair of jeans.
Her gaze went to the cupboards.
Deidre went back to the pantry, trying to remember what human-Deidre ate.
Her eyes went over the shelves.
Deidre went to the breakfast bar, eyes following Cora's movements.
Her eyes went to the strange red chili lights dangling around the edge of the kitchen.
Her thoughts went to the deal she'd made human-Deidre.
They continued, and Deidre's attention went to a small shop behind the tents, from which incense drifted.
His eyes went over her perfect legs and lingered on her ass.
We went to the other side of the country to find her more funnel cakes.
With a look of dread, she went ahead of him.
Maybe he went back home.
I think he went back to Houston.
His eyes went to her stomach.
Having received all his orders Alpatych, wearing a white beaver hat--a present from the prince--and carrying a stick as the prince did, went out accompanied by his family.
He asked for a samovar and for hay for his horses, and when he had had his tea he went to bed.
After supper he went to his room with a book.
But instead of packing, she cleaned the house and went for a ride.
If she went back to the diner she would be lonely and broke.
The two women went below to prepare the cocoa, leaving Howie and me in the darkened lab.
Howie extinguished the light, went directly to the small bed and turned to the wall.
An elderly man in bib overhauls alighted and went in the building.
She added, Most old pictures and records went up in smoke when the old building burned.
He rose and went to the kitchen.
The announcement went on to describe what the young boy was wearing and listed a tip line phone number to call with information.
If I flushed hundred dollar bills down the toilet, the city of Cleveland would run out of water before I went broke.
While Martha would be sorely missed, nurses came and went frequently.
We couldn't do anything because abduction wasn't made public for three days and the child went missing sometime during a twelve hour overnight period.
When asked why he now went public with his so-called gift, he replied he was establishing a business to locate missing children.
When Brenda went missing, no one filled in the dots.
Wasn't her boss suspicious when she went missing?
As the others remained behind the closed door of the conference room, I went out to lunch on my own.
Quinn went to work setting the stage for the visit.
I couldn't sleep and went down to the kitchen for a drink.
Sorry. When I read about the killing in Canada my mind went blank on everything else.
Both went to work immediately.
When I dialed, it went to voice mail, but he returned my call in a matter of minutes.
You don't suppose Martha and Quinn went into hiding, do you?
Unfortunately, the call went to voice mail.
I wouldn't have been so forgiving if you went through with it!
When she went missing, I was suspected because of other horrible things I'd done to others.
She went out of her mind crazy when Annie disappeared.
He went to the newbie wing, where Jonny was placed, and rapped on the door.
He understood what it was to lose a sister and hoped the stupid kid before him never went through that pain.
The dreams got worse, and then I went to Talon's one night.
The young woman motioned to the sitting area, and Bianca went, relieved.
The car, the traffic, the wind, all went motionless.
At once, the tension eased from his frame, and his eyes went glassy.
The memory-- fuzzy for fifteen years-- grew crisp, and surprise and hope went through her as she recalled the night that'd changed everything.
Her hand went to her phone.
Her eyes went to the wall clock.
Her hand went to her throat, where Dusty's necklace dangled.
His attention was drawn over her head, and his mouth went lax.
He'd hitchhiked between towns and walked cross-country, admiring the Irish landscape as he went and cursing the cold, incessant rain of late autumn.
Sean got you some clothes before he went to the pub for his shift.
He closed the front door and went into another room.
She went to the main strip, where the pubs were not yet busy in the early evening.
The woman in his arms went still as he pressed its edge to her throat.
Her eyes went to his dark, steady gaze.
His gaze went to the wine cellar door, which she'd left cracked.
The arrow went over his head and was followed by two more.
He flailed for a moment then went still, pinned between the car and the garage.
She went there for two summers, until she began turning everything she touched into something else, and her father was forced to pull her out of school at the age of twelve.
His gaze went to their arms.
The car still smelled of blood, and her thoughts went to Jule again as she exited the car.
His piercing gaze went to her, and she felt compelled to answer him.
Jule was my closest friend until things went to shit.
Her gaze went from him to the vamp on the other side of the room staring her down.
The magic crept up through her shoes and into her legs, warming her body as it went.
Her gaze went to the lawn around her.
Jenn trotted through the halls, hopping over dead vamps as she went.
Furious, her glare went from the phone in his hand to his gaze.
Her eyes went to the beefy blond.
Her tortured thoughts went to the thousands of men, killed by the only family she'd known, whose souls were trapped for eternity beneath the ground.
I didn't know until last night, she went on.
He kept notes on when they visited town and where they went.
Her eyes went to the rocks.
She went to lock her door, only to find the lock had been removed.
Damian went to scout things out.
Her gaze went to the bed.
He went to the sink and began attacking the pile of dirty dishes as he pondered how they would tell the young girl her world was about to flip upside down.
Dean went to cat and girl and gave them both a long hug.
He took her hand as they went out to his Jeep.
When the show was over, Dean carefully laid out his new slacks over the back of his chair and reluctantly went to shower—and shave.
A cold shiver went down his spine just thinking about it; a primal fear of dark and dank places.
Yeah. I guess we went in—a little way— but it wasn't so bad until the flashlight started dimming and I got scared we wouldn't find our way out in the dark.
The land went to his wife but then she died a few years later.
The chitchat roamed from details of Friday's luncheon to views on crime and punishment, which, as the booze went down, became more and more general.
Someone went to a lot of trouble to set this up.
The other four trunks displayed like goods—a moth-eaten gorilla suit, two bloody collections of dresses, and an outfit Dean supposed Frankenstein wore when he went out for a little nightlife.
Dean handed the phone to his wife as the light went on like in the comic books—a flashing bulb of inspiration.
While Bird Song waited, Mrs. Worthington, prompted by Fred's phone call, went to the campground to see if she might catch the couple left before they left.
The mock bones had been in storage for a couple of years—since the theater group went bust—in an unmarked trunk.
That would be reason enough why the bones went undiscovered for four decades.
Then the line went dead.
Fred went back to his notes.
I went off to college and messed around some—did all the stuff you're supposed to do at that age—but when I came back home ten years later, Paul's wife had died.
We dated, if you could call it that, for a couple of months and then we went to Vegas and tied the knot.
Dean went outside and checked, but it wasn't there.
He turned and went to his Jeep.
It was obvious to Dean that nothing in Ouray went unobserved.
We found the back opening when Ginger went poking around up there with Dickinson Faust.
I don't know what went on here, but the law should be involved.
Life went on, mostly unchanged.
The three went to Fred's temporary quarters in Martha's small first-floor room to compose the message.
Not much beyond that, because, as she put it, she and Caleb didn't stick around 'cause the light went out almost at once.
I still don't know exactly what went on in your apartment.
World class vistas, trickling silver rivers of high snow melt-off, sky as blue as a queen's velvet robe, and the green and grey of forest and rock towering in every direction—all went unseen.
He wanted us to go into the mine with him but when he saw you coming he went up alone.
I snuck down at night and went through all the trunks until I found the bones.
We went late at night and then we took the boat out and turned it over.
Too much could be at stake for him not to know what went down with Darkyn.
I think Wynn was insurance, in case something went wrong.
Gabriel's gaze went to the waiting death-dealers.
Gabriel went down the line.
Her eyes went to the green glow of souls again.
Deidre crossed her arms as she went to the other chair before the hearth.
I guess we went to Darkyn.
Yes. She went to him for him to save her life.
He went after Sasha when Sasha hurt his daughter and didn't stop raiding the Immortals until Sasha was dead.
Her hand went to her neck, and her thoughts grew disturbed.
He went missing and refused to come when any of us summoned him.
Gabriel withdrew a piece of paper from his pocket as he went, studying the symbols.
His eyes went from Gabe to the paper in front of him.
His dark eyes went from her to Cora, and he lifted his chin in silent command to dismiss the death dealer.
His other hand went to her back.
Andre took her to the garden the morning before, and that's where she went this time.
She was unaware of where she went until a death dealer faded from the surrounding forest.
She went to the edge of the lake and peered into it.
Her eyes went to the sky instinctively.
What if the lake cracked, too, and the souls went the other way, out of the underworld and into the mortal realm?
Pushing himself away from the book that would reveal nothing he sought, he went to the small, square window overlooking the stone structure of the Sanctuary.
His gaze went to the Oracle, who had shed no light on what was going on in his underworld.
Rhyn went through one door while Gabriel went through another.
Her eyes lit up when she saw him, and he went to them curiously.
We went to where the pattern started, and there were the cracks.
When they reached her room, he went to her wardrobe.
Before she went, she owed him the truth.
The Deidre he spent the night with and the Deidre who went to see Darkyn four days ago were very different.
I went to great lengths to assist your mate.
Landon and the demon both went.
I went to Hell and … Deidre drifted off.
His eyes went back to the girl who had been human just a few days ago.
He called a portal and left, needing to escape then realizing the emotions he didn't want to feel went with him.
His thoughts went to human-Deidre.
Hearing the lengths his mate went through to condemn the human rendered him speechless.
He went to the lake and the souls, the only place that seemed to calm him.
She went back to her room, startled to find Gabriel there.
Determined to find some peace and quiet, Wynn ignored the men racing in different directions through the hallways and went to one of the back stairwells.
He went to the window opposite the figure and closed his eyes, then whipped the curtain open.
The body went limp.
The rest he had built in investments – other than what was in the special savings account drawing interest until he could decide whether to return it or accept the responsibility that went with it.
Mums thought the lack of good parenting was why Lori went wild.
His soft chocolate gaze went from the car to Carmen.
The thumb went to her mouth and she started sucking it vigorously as she eyed the newcomer suspiciously.
Carmen's mouth went dry.
I thought you went to the market.
That's why we went ahead and adopted her.
Every ounce of willpower went into fending off hysteria.
She had been doing that several times a day every since he went to the hospital.
No wonder she went someplace where no one knew her past.
A red-eyed Lori went out on the porch and talked to them while Carmen got Destiny ready for bed.
One day, when Destiny was with Grandma Reynolds and Jonathan was at staying with a friend, she decided to go down to the house before she went to the hospital.
Later she discovered that Alice had made the call when she went to investigate why Lori's car was there.
Early the next morning after taking Jonathan to school, she went back to the house and took care of the animals.
That night she went to bed exhausted, but sleep eluded her.
Later, after Destiny fell asleep and Jonathan went to his room, Lori regarded her thoughtfully.
No big surprise that he would want to visit it before he went home.
As Carmen expected, he went back to work only a few days after he came home.
Grabbing the bra and panties, she went to the living room and threw them into the fireplace.
She went to the bedroom and pulled a white sundress from the closet.
She went straight to the bedroom to change clothes before starting lunch.
Her heart skipped a beat and then went into overdrive.
I thought the knife went into my heart.
He had sex and went back to work, unable to sleep knowing all the issues he couldn't fix.
His gaze went back to the dead man Rhyn wanted him to find.
Deidre rolled her eyes without answering and went back to cooking her breakfast.
They argued about marriage for weeks before he finally went silent on the matter.
The breeze ruffling the curls that escaped from her bun went around him, not touching his coat.
Her eyes went to the chiseled features of the man sitting near her.
He went still, the humor fading from his features.
Startled, Deidre's gaze went from the muscular legs to his face.
His eyes went to the bathroom door, and he considered joining her.
He was too angry to see where he went as he crossed through the shadow realm.
My dear half-brother Erik went into hiding and hasn't been seen in weeks, leaving his part of the world completely exposed.
I'm saying, learn from the shit I went through and go get your mate.
His thoughts went to the door in the corner of past-Death's bedroom in the underworld.
Uncertain what to expect, Gabe went through it.
The phone rang and went to voicemail.
It stopped when the call went to voicemail.
A trickle of relief went through him as he realized he was able to fix one of the many issues he faced.
His gaze went to the Sanctuary.
Her gaze went to the pine trees with suspicion.
Deidre went through another courtyard before the scents of breakfast drew her to the correct one.
Instead, she went to her bedroom, changed into her clothing and packed a bag.
The cab dropped her off, and she went to the side entrance to buzz in as Wynn directed in his text.
His eyes went to the bag at her feet.
Deidre wrapped her arms around his neck while his went securely around her body.
You weren't afraid of me when you went to bed with me.
Deidre went obediently with her towards the fortress, numb and nauseous.
She went to Wynn's bedroom first.
Deidre went and sat when they pulled her towards the ground.
Her eye went to the snacks.
Deidre's eyes went to Katie in horror.
He went rogue and helped Katie evade you in the underworld.
In any case, I went to visit you at your apartment recently to ask you something.
His gaze went to her bag.
When I left you last night, I went to see him.
Her eyes went to Wynn.
Her eyes went over the lake again.
Deidre bolted, neither aware nor concerned where she went or where she ended up.
She went to claim it.
The rich cinnamon-vanilla scent of the bath bubbles filled the air, reminding her of the candle she'd bought at the farmers market the day her life went to hell.
He went to Tamer first.
Mind on Deidre and the fact he still didn't know how to undo what Wynn had done, Gabe went onto the next death-dealer at the lake then the next.
Gabriel's gaze went to the lake.
He went one-by-one, checking the minds of each with the occasional glance across to Rhyn and Andre, who were speaking quietly.
A thrill went through her at the silent dare.
Every time she learned a new one, her life went to shit.
I went several steps farther.
His eyes went to her shapely legs.
If it meant he went to Darkyn and made a deal as a final alternative, he'd do that, too.
Her gaze went to the kitchen, and she smiled as she recalled Gabriel putting up her latest find.
Still cold from the chilly beach, she went up to her room and changed into jeans and a sweater.
His eyes went to the door suddenly.
She went to him, unable to see through the darkness even while walking through it.
He went to the only portal that glowed black --the portal to Hell --and stepped from the shadow world into the tiny, dark cell holding his friend.
A thrill went through Rhyn as he claimed it.
Her unease grew as she went.
It's how your mind wakes up from whatever sleep it went into.
She went to the kitchen and made him a cup in silence, glancing at him a few times as he propped his head up with both his hands.
She grabbed a second bottle and went to the kitchen for water, dumping out two of each into one hand.
He whistled as he shook it, and the color went from purple to orange.
The death dealer went obediently to the kitchen.
She downed a mouthful, grimacing at the burn that went down her throat and all the way to her gut.
He went through one of Andre's two walk-in closets, choosing a maroon sweater and chocolate suede pants.
One of my most expensive shirts with the pants that went out of season five years ago.
Blinded by emotion, he made his way out of the underground compound without knowing where he went.
Suddenly, the lights flickered and went out.
His eyes went from emerald to tanzanite again.
She stood, wobbled, and then went the direction he indicated.
She imagined he went to her apartment to check on Toby and was struck by her longing to return to the tiny, cluttered mess of a life that was hers.
The lights went out.
A hood went over her head, and she was flung across someone's shoulder hard enough to make her ribs flare with pain.
The robed man tackled her, and the amulet went flying.
The shout went unnoticed until the panicked bartender grabbed the mike of the lead rocker.
The other pen and pad of paper went flying out the window.
Forced to follow, she couldn't help wondering where the other portals went as he disappeared through one.
I went to Hell.
His gaze went to Gabriel.
Her gaze again went to Jade, who looked ready to pounce.
A chill went through her.
They say he went mad when the woman he'd chosen as his mate chose Kris instead.
His silver gaze went to her neck and flared.
He must've forgotten I went to Hell already.
Her gaze went to Rhyn, who looked almost amused again, then back.
She didn't know why until she felt the fog of the underworld and then the warmth of wherever it was they went this time.
His gaze went to her neck as he fell silent.
Even as she spoke, her thoughts went to what Gabriel told her.
His glance went to the other women in the showers, who either ignored him or weren't going to say something to someone whose mother was a demon.
Determined to enjoy her first relaxing experience in a few weeks, she watched to make sure the door closed behind him and went to the locker room.
Her thoughts went to Jade, and she frowned, troubled.
More than one church attendee went beyond polite disdain and glared to the point of hostility.
She didn't know where exactly she went aside from down from the top floor.
His gaze went to the incoming storm.
I knew when Gabriel summoned me to you and went to Kris.
He went through my memories, she said with a note of anger.
Gabriel said nothing, and fury unfurled within Rhyn as his gaze went to the sleeping woman.
He hadn't dealt with lesser immortals since before he went to Hell.
Her hand went to her neck, where the name of her Ancient Immortal mate, Rhyn, had been until he broke their mating bond two days before.
She went woodenly, her stomach in turmoil.
Her hand went to her neck, and she threw off the covers, crossing the cold stone floor to the bathroom.
Her gaze went to the sky again as she recalled the nightmare.
Her eyes went to the number she wrote on her hand each morning.
I went with Rhyn.
At his silence, Death went on.
He ignored them and went to a place only he knew, stopping when he was atop the graves he sought.
As she did every day, she went to the table near his cluttered desk to await her blood draw and any other experiments he wanted to do.
Sasha looked over her, uninterested, and both her hands went to her throat at the memory of what he.d done to her in Hell.
Her thoughts went to Rhyn.
Her hand went to her neck.
They caught me when I went through the shadow world and brought me here, to Sasha.
She awoke long before dawn, and her eyes went to the corner where Gabriel no longer sat.
Her mind went to the bathroom in the hall.
The door cracked in the middle beneath the second blow, and she went sailing once again.
Rhyn.s mind went to Toby, the baby angel he.d amused by shredding pillows.
Katie sat on Kris.s couch, glassy-eyed while her own wound went untreated.
A tremor of fear went through her, and Ully crept closer, as if she had half a chance of defending them.
She dropped a note into the absent secretary.s inbox then went to the first basement level, which housed supplies, clothing, and other essentials in the form of small department stores whose wares were free to all Immortals.
He all but dragged the healer to Kris.s room, found it empty, then went to Katie.s chamber.
Rhyn.s thoughts went to Katie.
He went without resistance.
She went the back way—the servant.s route, as Kris had so kindly informed her—to the front door.
It stopped, and two footmen went to the doors while two others opened the trunk.
She went to the unoccupied fireplace and sat with her back to the wall, afraid of any Immortal who felt her draw enough to approach.
His gaze went to her throat.
The smiled faded from his half-brother.s face, and Sasha.s gaze went to the fire.
Her eyes went to Toby.
Her gaze went to Hannah, who looked so sunny, she wondered what had happened.
His gaze went to her stomach.
Most had attacked the castle while Darkyn.s personal guard went after Sasha.
Her gaze went around the chamber and settled on the alcohol in the corner.
The door bucked again before all went quiet.
Three pairs of eyes went to Rhyn, who stood ready to take on any of them that mentioned leaving the Council.
Kiki tucked his iPad under his arm and opened a portal through which all three went before Rhyn followed.
He wondered what a half-human son would be like, and his thoughts went to Gabriel, who started out human before turning Immortal.
His gaze went to the statue of him.
Her hand went to her pocket, where the vial was.
He went to a dark corner in the cafeteria to wait.
Her gaze went to the altar, and she shivered.
None of us know—or care—where he went, except Andre, who saw something in him that—to this day—never materialized.
We.re trying to get a handle on who went to which Sanctuary and where else Immortals scattered to.
His thoughts went to his father.s crypt.
His gaze went to her neck, his resolve solidifying at the sight of her exhausted features and red cheek.
He went next door to the conference room and opened it.
He went to the guestroom next door and closed the door.
Gabriel went silent and still, and Katie looked up at him.
Her gaze went to the sky, where the demon bird had appeared in her dream.
Her gaze went to Rhyn.
The portal opened in the courtyard, and Kris.s gaze went immediately to the rooms lining the women.s wing.
At their silence, Jade.s face went red and his eyes blazed.
A few minutes later, Rhyn went down under Gabriel.s blow, rolled, then bounded up, but not before Darkyn slashed his side.
Her hand went to her stomach, and her eyes watered.
She started to chicken out when one went over her head and filled her mouth with salt water.
He had no qualms about ordering dinner for her when she went out with them or telling her what to do with her life.
Her first thought went to Evelyn's wedding, and another thrill went through her as she realized she could actually afford something nice for her friend.
Evelyn bolted for the stairwell, unwilling to allow anyone but Kiera to see her without make-up, while Kiera went to the door.
Her gaze went to her desk, and she realized she didn't even have a passport.
She watched him circle the table and twisted to see where he went.
Kiera went more than willingly, near the emergency point for reaching the bathroom.
Her thoughts went to the prisoner, and she wondered if she'd see him again if she stayed a little longer.
She went about her business and was about to leave when the door opened and two beautiful, tall women entered.
What did it matter if she decided to leave and went about doing it her own way?
The prisoner went straight to Romas's family, which meant she just made her mess bigger.
Wondering how much he should say, A'Ran's gaze went to another screen first, the one listing the details of their unsuccessful peace mission.
The next morning, she went to the game room after her sparring session and sat the entire day, learning more and more about the game and experimenting with how the symbols on the keyboard interacted with the images before her.
She went to the battle game to play until A'Ran called, wondering what he'd say when she told him her news about his sisters and wondering just how safe it would be to talk about Ne'Rin's conversation with his father.
They went through an entire range of movements, from attacking to defending in motions that resembled a dance.
Her eyes went to Kiera in surprise.
Kiera went, looking back once to see Mansr staring hard after her.
Her thoughts went to Ne'Rin.
A'Ran went to his quarters, the thin sheet of what felt like a leaf in his hand.
The light went out.
Two slowed to keep pace with her while the other three went on ahead.
Kiera went, resisting the urge to call A'Ran.
Her gaze went to the columns with newfound interest.
I, uh, I went to the fountain and figured out how to make it work.
She went to the window at his words.
He set the timer for the explosions to start on the opposite side of the planet, startled when the first went off as soon as he gave the order.
I promised Evey I'd rescue you when we went to war.
He motioned for the guards to take her down another corridor, and she went.
She may have been a duty for him, but he'd been so much more … and Anshan… Her gaze went to her cold feet again.
Frowning, she went to the kitchen, worried Evelyn's cat found its way home from its adoptive parents up the street.
Kiera's eyes went over all her paintings, settling again on the one of A'Ran.
Well, I think he went crazy partially because we took you.
Her mind went crazy with thoughts and emotions, and she wondered if A'Ran would be happy to see her.
Her gaze went once more to A'Ran's face as they walked.
Cynthia went to the hall desk and brought back an envelope.
Then she shuffled around with the computer, giggled, sighed, snorted, yawned and went back to sleep.
She rose, and to Dean's surprise, went to the hall telephone.
Dean smiled at neighbors as they brushed last night's snow from cars and walkways and went about their lives.
Dean penned a note to her aunt and Martha went inside to leave it, as Dean directed, in plain sight on the kitchen table.
Dean went to close up while Cynthia readied the sofa for Donnie's bed.
When Janet told him she was going to home-school Martha, Weller suggested rather firmly it might be a good idea if Martha went back to a more formal setting.
Cynthia went on to say Fred had been excited by her translation of Annie's notebook and had left in a rush.
She turned, and went up the stairs, humming a cheery tune.
They hadn't, but as long as he was awake and unable to sleep, he went to the kitchen and poured himself a glass of milk.
I saw them Wednesday last when I went to Dr. Rowan's for my weekly examination and both were ill from the mountain cold and drafty quarters.
But when she returned and he saw her concerned look, his mind went to real-time matters.
The five of us sat together at the restaurant this evening and after Edith and I went to the ladies room, we came back to find Claire livid and Mr. Shipton laughing.
He went on to add judiciously that elevation changed Mother Nature's rules about the weather every few hundred feet.
When he finished the chores, he swallowed three aspirins and went outside to shovel the accumulating snow, hoping further activity might dissipate the anger he felt, not only at Shipton, but at himself for losing it in so public and childish manner.
He tossed her an it's-all-right and, ignoring three more strangers in suits and the crowded parlor, went directly to the phone.
We went down that road earlier.
I went along with your silly nonsense and kicked Fitzgerald out.
His son went with him.
Dean took a look at the thawing street in front of Bird Song and went out back and unhooked his bicycle.
He wanted her to do something but then he went out and got killed, I guess.
Just before five o'clock he went to the kitchen to begin preparing spaghetti for Fred and himself, and Martha, whom they had invited to again stay for supper.
He turned and went down the stairs.
It probably went out with the body.
Did the doctor believe Donnie's muteness went back to the death of his half-brother?
You thought it went to the hospital, in a pocket of the white dress.
Who knows what went through her mind when she died?
A certain amount of planning and calculation went into all of her actions.
The others followed and the trio went back inside where Dean began building a fire.
Jackson hunted him down, beat him mercilessly, and then threatened to stake him if he ever went near Sarah again.
Without speaking, he went to the bar, poured two drinks, set one down on the Rococo table in front of the sofa and sat in one of the wing chairs.
No one would ever be good enough for Sarah in Jackson's eyes, however, as far as boyfriends went, this guy seemed pretty amiable.
He accompanied her to her room, and as she went in asked, "You want me to sit with you?"
He returned a few hours later, made a drink, and went to the kitchen where Sarah had started making breakfast for Connor.
He dressed and went into Sarah's room.
She wore a silk blouse, Jimmy Choo's and a pencil skirt with a slit up the side, which gave just a glimpse of leg that went on forever.
Rage welled up as he went to find her.
It wasn't until her body went totally limp in his arms that he realized just how small she was.
When the girl woke, Jackson went to the kitchen.
Jackson slowly went through the whole story with her.
The rest of the time, he just went through the motions.
When she rounded the corner to enter the room she shrieked, "Jesus, it looks like a bomb went off in here."
He went to her, held her close, and kissed her temple.
He went back and forth with the canvas from his bedroom to the music room, unsure where to hang it.
Jackson went out for a drive in the morning.
When the call went straight to voicemail, his heart sank.
He went into the kitchen where he knew he would find the culprit.
It went exceptionally well, better than I expected.
We had such a fun time at Elisabeth's and when we got home we had a nightcap and went up to bed and, well, you know...When we were done, we talked for a while and then he asked me.
She went up to tell Connor what had happened then back down to the drawing room.
Would you mind if I went up and sat with him?
I went to see Elisabeth today.
In America, the proceeds went to The Red Cross.
I went by your house and took a chance I might find you here.
You went to my house?
He went to get some blood and a drink, no bottle, just a glass.
It went well, didn't it?
He remembered that her phone went straight to voicemail the morning after the full moon.
After breakfast they went outside and stood staring at the pile pumpkins.
I take it things went well with the in-laws.
Jackson's face went blank for a second, then he jumped back and frantically wiped his lip.
She went to a cabinet and returned with a metal tray and a knife.
She went to one of her bookcases, searching the many leather bound volumes.
They went for a walk after lunch.
He went to the cabinets.
The Exemplars requested our help when Victor went on his rampage.
Her body went totally limp.
You went through your own hell with me.
Maybe you would feel better if you went out and hunted.
She set up the easel and went to work.
Sam went quiet for a moment.
I went to the diamond district in New York.
They went in for dinner to find that Sarah had kept to her promise.
I wondered where that went.
Sarah gushed, We went to the most amazing Spa.
Just because things went well last month it doesn't guarantee they will go well this month.
The following day, Sarah and Elisabeth went to work on the studio with a vengeance.
On the second ring, something sharp pierced the back of her neck and everything went black.
No, I had a dropped call from her earlier, but when I called back it went straight to voice mail.
When the phone went straight to voice mail, he hung up without leaving a message.
His face went white.
The phone went dead.
Stop! and went completely rigid.