Luke sees Shameek and Shades come through the back entrance.
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They are literally having to use the back entrance of clubs.
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They took her to an unmarked ambulance at the hospital's back entrance.
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Clinton went in and out of the back entrance to little fanfare.
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Guards patrolled the tracks and a wire fence around the back entrance.
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Her security adviser told her to run out through the back entrance.
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I told him I had to pee and snuck out the back entrance.
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An unpaved alley lined with corrugated-tin fencing led to the back entrance.
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So, Juleanna, the back entrance — is Eric Schmidt coming in through the garage?
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"There is a back entrance, an underground arrival, at Trump Tower," Glover said.
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On December 23, 2006, White escorted Brown into the hospital through a back entrance.
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While casting his ballot, Bolsonaro wore body army and arrived at a back entrance.
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He was taken in through a back entrance and put in a special room.
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Security guards checking their phones, making sure no one comes in the back entrance.
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The next day, police escorted Yiannopoulos, Geller, and Cernovich onto Sproul Plaza through a back entrance.
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And they carried her gown out through the back entrance to the car in a body bag.
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De Pablo even arrived through a back entrance so her presence wouldn't tip-off other cast members.
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He was escorted out of the chamber through a back entrance by the police for security reasons.
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With the front door to the United States effectively shut, Central Americans turned to a back entrance.
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As she arrived at court, Britney passed several "#FreeBritney" protesters and entered the courthouse via a back entrance.
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Every day, she crossed the Rue Cambon, walking from the Ritz's back entrance to her own couture house.
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Even in our nation's capital, I have to use the back entrance at the National Gallery of Art.
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A large FBI truck was parked outside Building 20203, and investigators huddled near the back entrance of the building.
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The couple was eventually let in to the kitchen through a back entrance, where they hid until police arrived.
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The rapper came in through the back entrance, wearing a green-and-black track suit, according to video from TMZ.
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In one shot he appears in a tux, surreptitiously opening what looks to be a back entrance to the restaurant.
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Police officers eventually escorted the 64-year-old into the Oxford University society's historic debating chamber through a back entrance.
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When he went to cast his ballot on Sunday, the congressman wore body armor and arrived by the back entrance.
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Her arrival to the stages where "NCIS" films was also coordinated for ultimate secrecy, with her arriving via a back entrance.
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He saw luggage from the Highlander being moved into another SUV, before both cars exited the garage through a back entrance.
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Mike West, the executive producer at Universal Creative that's overseeing Skull Island: Reign of Kong, met us at a back entrance.
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Once at Nike SoHo, Mr. Beckham was ushered through a back entrance, into an elevator and up to an impromptu greenroom.
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Three kids in the chilly light of a convenience store's back entrance visible from the highway between one California and another.
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He arrived through a back entrance, heading to the fourth floor for a prearranged event — on time, it might have been noted.
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And on Friday, protesters swarmed the front of a hotel that Trump spoke at, forcing him to enter through a back entrance.
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They came in through a back entrance, unnoticed by a security guard, and broke into a fourth-grade classroom, local news outlets reported.
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Ryan was not seen entering the building, but a motorcade carrying him pulled into an alley, where there's a back entrance, away from protesters.
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He said a plan had been in place for attendees of the alt-right rally to enter Emancipation Park from a single back entrance.
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One time, Edwards recalls, Kim Kardashian walked through the front of the courthouse although security would have allowed her to take the back entrance.
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Trump could be seen trying to avoid protesters by entering through a back entrance of the Hyatt Regency where the convention is taking place.
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He used a back entrance, walked into the courtroom and immediately headed into a conference room before returning to the courtroom with his lawyer.
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The truck drove out onto Surf Avenue, past an unsuspecting apartment complex, and turned four blocks later into a back entrance of the aquarium.
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One woman is being praised for bravely attempting to barricade the door of the Black and Blue restaurant while patrons escaped out a back entrance.
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Polanski, who had entered the building through a back entrance, was set to present his new movie "Based on a True Story" at the event.
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Both businesses share a store's back entrance, its stock room and store manager, while shop floor staff move between the two and share the same culture.
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Its closeness to the Capitol is critical to its success, as is its secret door in a back entrance down an alley, which allows for motorcades.
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Passing several dozen "#FreeBritney" protesters who had assembled in the courtyard, the singer entered the building through a back entrance wearing a black turtleneck and red lipstick.
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As we returned home through that door recently, a person, who we believe works for the managing agent, told us that strollers must use a back entrance.
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After protesters shut down the roadway leading to the convention being held in the Bay Area city of Burlingame, Trump's motorcade was rerouted to a back entrance.
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Ramos concealed his weapon as he entered the building's back entrance and barricaded a back door, Adams said at Ramos' bail hearing Friday morning in an Annapolis court.
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He strutted in through the back entrance—he was holding a cane, which enhanced his royal aspect—and invited me across the velvet rope into the V.I.P. area.
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Officials said the 38-year-old Maryland man intended to kill as many people as possible and had barricaded a back entrance to the building so people couldn't escape.
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And so Ben releases Jubilee — from the sordid construction she wants no part of — about 10 paces away from the hotel's back entrance, as if to make a statement.
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A privilege from his time as prime minister allowed him to leave the chamber through a back entrance, bypassing the throng of reporters and cameras in the main lobby.
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They got out and walked side-by-side to the store's back entrance, squinting against the hard light off the facade's crisp white, bracing against a real winter wind.
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"Several men came in, some of them from the back entrance, some from the altar," said Ms. Shimakaha, 60, who teaches nursery school in the farming village of Mbalom.
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Avedon once told me that, when they were in school, Baldwin had come to visit him at home and been instructed by the doorman to use the back entrance.
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Locals from the suburb of Brunswick responded to a call-out from the cafe, Handsome Her, donating their spare mugs to a drop-off spot at the back entrance.
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The Saudi government initially denied any involvement in his disappearance, saying he must have left through a back entrance, but evidence that something much more sinister had happened quickly emerged.
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The young boy hopped on his battery-powered John Deere toy tractor and drove it down the sidewalk to a back entrance of the festivities, according to CNN affiliate KMBC.
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The back entrance was slightly open, about three inches, and truthfully, that's something that the latch catches every once in while and the door doesn't go all the way shut.
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She leaves the Red House through the back entrance, which leads to the road through the rice field, where Shay can hear the tootling horn of the Frenchman's dune buggy.
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There was Obama showing Netanyahu out through the back entrance of the White House, the same place he ushered out the Dalai Lama (let's not offend the all-powerful Chinese).
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Rallying around the cause "Who keeps the cube white?" the group disrupted the preview, blowing horns, leafleting, and blocking the media from entering the space, relegating them to the back entrance.
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Locals say assassins often use this back entrance to sneak into the port in Metro Manila's Navotas, since the front gate is manned 24 hours a day by armed security guards.
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As we were led in through a back entrance, patients leaned from their upper-floor windows, shouting "Assassins, assassins" because, I think, they mistook the photographers with long lenses for paparazzi.
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The Saudi government, however, says it had nothing to do with his disappearance and maintains that he left through a back entrance, though it has provided no evidence to support that.
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But surveillance footage shows him leaving through a back entrance in a dark blazer and gray shirt — the same dark blazer and gray shirt Khashoggi wore into the consulate that day.
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Charles and the president walked side-by-side, with their wives chatting as they followed behind them, as they walked over to greet Queen Elizabeth, who was standing near a back entrance.
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As I walked around the corner to the back entrance to the pub, I saw a flock of cop cars, a couple of ambulances, and my landlady flatted out on a stretcher.
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But the gunman had barricaded the back entrance of the paper's office so people could not escape as he began "systematically hunting and killing," state's attorney Wes Adams said at a hearing Friday.
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A black SUV pulls up at the back entrance and Pump rolls his window down; inside he's flanked by two pretty girls, smoke so thick you can't make out much more than their silhouettes.
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Last week, hundreds of protesters gathered outside a Trump speech in California, forcing the candidate and his entourage to exit their motorcade and walk to a back entrance to gain access to the event.
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We giggled as we tiptoed from the back entrance of the school, shoving a piece of paper in the space between the keyhole to jam the lock so we could slip back in unnoticed.
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Clinton entered and exited the hotel through a back entrance and her van positioned so that she did not have to walk through the lobby to get to the conference center hosting her prep.
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Mr. Cruz was brought in a back entrance and treated in an isolated part of the emergency room, "where no families or relatives of the victims could have any access whatsoever," Dr. Nichiporenko said.
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The kingdom has changed its narrative a few times since Khashoggi's death, first saying the journalist left the consulate through a back entrance, then claiming he was accidentally killed during a fistfight gone awry.
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I was sitting at the bar when he walked in through the back entrance, stooping his tall frame through the door (he's closer to seven feet than six), followed by my coach, Marvin Diem.
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The billionaire businessman was forced to halt his motorcade and go through a back entrance to a hotel to give a speech to the California Republican convention and avoid several hundred loud protesters gathered outside.
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Scott has ambitious plans for the future of the Alien franchise: he says Alien: Covenant is "one of three sequels to Prometheus that will take the saga to the 'back entrance'" of the original film.
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Here's how it all went down ... cops say they first noticed Chandler scurrying toward the cops-only back entrance of their station around 7:40 AM in a pair of blue sweatpants with no shirt.
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Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, has changed its story a few times since Khashoggi's death, first saying the journalist left the consulate through a back entrance, then claiming he was accidentally killed during a fistfight gone awry.
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"Three STFs came through the back entrance of the house and started beating us," said Fazil, who suffered a deep head wound and said he spent in a night in prison after being refused medical treatment.
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A wiry white man in a dark hoodie came in through the back entrance, presented a driver's license in the name of Patrick Stout, picked up the package, and left the same way he came in.
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On Friday, demonstrators blocked the entrance of a hotel hosting the California Republican convention in Burlingame, south of San Francisco, forcing Trump to halt his motorcade and go through a back entrance to deliver his speech.
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We make our way around the hotel to the media check-in at the back entrance, where reporters are milling around, taking smoke breaks while they wait for Secret Service to empty everything in their bags.
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With no fingerprints or security camera footage to go by, the police were left with few clues pointing to whoever had broken in through a back entrance and smashed the plexiglass display case holding the shoes.
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If you're in the mood to get amorous in a restaurant or bar, ensure you have an exit plan: a window you can climb out of, or a back entrance you can use, should management come knocking.
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At one Thanksgiving dinner decades ago, Ms. O'Garro said, he tearfully described the pain he felt on arriving at a New York City store for an assignment, only to be asked to come in through a back entrance.
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On a silver-gray Sunday morning, Ms. Haddish, the irrepressible star of the movie "Girls Trip" and an audacious stand-up comedian ("She Ready"), had click-clacked into the back entrance of the International Culinary Center in downtown Manhattan.
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Epstein claimed in new court filings that the townhouse would be appropriate for him to stay in because it has a clear front and back entrance that could be monitored with video cameras, which he is willing to pay to install.
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D.C. police chief spokesman Dustin Sternbeck said the suspect entered the bus at a nearby intersection on Jay Street NE. At the next stop, he allegedly attacked the bus driver while passengers managed to exit the bus through its back entrance.
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Although the pair kept a low-profile at the premiere, escaping out a back entrance with the help of a security team, the duo did take the time to individually pose for photos with a fan who shared the shots on Twitter.
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Protesters -- some of whom wore bandanas over their faces and carried Mexican flags -- blocked off the road in front of the Hyatt Regency here, forcing the GOP front-runner's motorcade to pull over along a concrete median outside the hotel's back entrance.
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The scene Hordes of reporters mobbed the front entrance of the GOP headquarters and gathered across the street from an alleyway behind the building, but Trump's motorcade evaded the glare of the cameras and led the presumptive GOP nominee to the back entrance.
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However, given that the Saudi government has blatantly lied to the public for two weeks — maintaining that Khashoggi had merely left the consulate on his own through a back entrance — it's unlikely the report will reveal the full truth about exactly what happened.
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Outside the RNC building, banks of TV cameras lined First Street SE, aimed at closed doors that saw a steady stream of coffee-wielding GOP staffers but no Trump, Ryan or Priebus, who all slid through a back entrance to avoid the scrum of reporters.
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These viral moments have led to the group being recognized wherever they go – from public theme parks (where hundreds of fans showed up to watch them film), to their local mall (the last time they went to the mall, they needed to exit through a back entrance).
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An elevated pathway, with a brick wall overlooking the main yard and steps to a back entrance (now closed) to the mansion that houses the museum, is lined with colorful yarrow and coral bells, and is one of her son's favorite places to play, Ms. Rogers said.
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Encounters On a recent Wednesday night, Odell Beckham Jr. and his phalanx of security guards and cronies poured through a back entrance at the House of Morgan, an imposing financial district landmark that was once the headquarters of J.P. Morgan and is now an event space.
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My neighbor says that they've all left the apartment and are now sitting in their van outside waiting for the money, so Maria meets her at the back entrance of the building, and they both go in to check out the apartment without my lodgers knowing.
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The scheme would seem to be the brainchild of someone who, alert to how lavishly the state will spend on all security-related affairs, figured out a way to creep through the back entrance of the great government banquet hall to join the feeding frenzy in the kitchen.
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They fired at the car as it passed and sped away, just before it hit the other S.U.V. They then joined the chase through backyards to the back entrance of a home where Mr. O'Neal, his back soaked in blood beneath a backpack, lay dead or dying. video
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RELATED: Demonstrators storm California GOP convention to protest Trump Protesters -- some of whom wore bandanas over their faces and carried Mexican flags -- blocked off the road in front of the Hyatt Regency here, forcing the GOP front-runner's motorcade to pull over along a concrete median outside the hotel's back entrance.
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De Blasio demands Cruz apologize to New Yorkers The prepared riff, coming after reporters surrounded him at a back entrance here, comes after Trump used the 9/11 attacks in New York as a response to Cruz's criticism of the real-estate mogul's values on the debate stage Thursday in Charleston.
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Latinos for Trump founder warned "defend your country" from Hispanics New poll shows Trump's problems with Latino voters won't get better Trump recommits to mass deportation in fiery immigration speech The demonstrators outside the Great Faith International Ministries included ministers and other clergy who gathered on a median across from a back entrance to the house of worship.
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As the protégé of rap's biggest star, Vic Mensa's already got some pretty high-profile fans, the most notable of whom made waves when she arrived at his new album's listening party in LA. In her first public appearance since the birth of her and Jay's twins, Sir and Rumi, Beyoncé graced the event celebrating the upcoming release of Mensa's album The Autobiography, by stealthy entering the event through a back entrance.
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