31.   He made his way to the old barn on the corner of their three acres.

32.   He moved stealthily through the darkness, making his way cautiously towards the jetty.

33.   He scanned the sidewalks, shut his eyes briefly, then turned and made his way back to her dorm.

34.   He was curious and, shouldering his way through the crowd, made his way to St Mary Le Bow.

35.   Hundreds of fans were making their way towards the football ground.

36.   I asked for directions to the town hall and made my way there on foot.

37.   I knew that true love, real love, could not make its way through the mountain passes to North Chittendon.

38.   I made my way through the dirty slush.