"What you're going to see here today has no analogue in nature," she told them as they made their way into the building.

He made his way into the building, the security officer in tow.

And so we made our way into the building.

He briefed her as they made their way into the building and through the metal detectors.

Small talk of families and friends was exchanged, and, finally, he made it into the building.

But the dentist had never made it into the building.

Her husband and his brother made it into the Japanese consular building.

He made his way into the building and set about finding a way to escape.

The important thing was that she had made it into the building safely.

Many visitors now enter there, see its advertised shows, and never make their way into the main building.