Otherwise, what do you do if you're left on your own?" The group walks tightly together through a small, echoing, dark tunnel.
As another boy and his father walked home, tightly holding hands, the boy said: "Papi, did you notice that some people blew up a house?" His father corrected him.
Young men come up to us as we are walking along tightly clustered, following our local staff person on our way to the souvenir shop.
The neighborhood, Mezze, skirts the hill on which the sprawling white presidential palace sits, and as row upon row of demonstrators walked along, wrapped tightly in heavy coats amid a snowstorm, more than a few expressed the wish that President Bashar al-Assad could hear them.
Shadi, holding my hand tightly, walked me to a small room and introduced me to Shirine, a volunteer with the Syrian Arab Red Crescent SARCCrescent SARC
She walked with her arms tightly folded against the chill of morning.
Hundreds set down their last-minute Christmas shopping and stood in silence as his parents and fiancee, clasping hands tightly, their faces grimly set, walked behind the hearse.
And then I picked them up, pulled my grandma sweater tightly around my chest and walked across the street for some coffee and a magazine.
So for the next half-hour, we walked around as he held my hand tightly and asked others in Arabic where to go.
Pistone gripped him tightly on the shoulders as he walked out to the parking lot.
