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It was sent to the lock-up on the fourth roadway at the side-entrance to DigiMax.

NaNoWriMo: The Plan « The Graveyard 2009

It was sent to the lock-up on the fourth roadway at the side-entrance to DigiMax.

2009 November « The Graveyard 2009

The only condition we set here is that you do not rent your ticket, because this is basically you setting yourself up on the street outside, leading service users away from the front door, sneaking them in a side-entrance and pocketing the cash.

Archive 2009-02-01 Hal Duncan 2009

A small, anonymous bust taken from the ruins of Newminster sits on a bracket by a canopied side-entrance.

St. Robert's, Shorewood, Wisconsin 2009

The only condition we set here is that you do not rent your ticket, because this is basically you setting yourself up on the street outside, leading service users away from the front door, sneaking them in a side-entrance and pocketing the cash.

Creative Control - Part 3 Hal Duncan 2009

For some reason she herself could not have afterwards explained, she ran into the nearest hotel doorway, which was a small side-entrance that was almost certainly locked to the outside, and reached that spot just as the first wave struck.

red dust Ryn Cricket 2010

Moreover, there were windows in the room through which the Sidhe and their unsavory creatures could come and also there was a side-entrance that went to a dressing chamber, which opened onto an inner, servants 'corridor.

This Scepter'd Isle Lackey, Mercedes 2004

Reaching the small side-entrance he was further surprised to see it noiselessly open to a young woman, in whose momentarily illumined features he discerned those of Margery

The Romantic Adventures of a Milkmaid 2003

For the new house was of brick, the first brick house to be built on Ballarat (and oh the joy! said Richard, of walls so thick that you could not hear through them), had an extra-wide verandah which might be curtained in for parties and dances, and a side-entrance for patients, such as Mary had often sighed for.

Australia Felix 2003

For while an animal is inhaling, — odour moves in through its nostrils, as it were ‘from a side-entrance.’

On Sense and the Sensible 2002