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Meanings of byway in English
Catalan
carretera comarcal Synonyms
Examples for "bypath"
Examples for "bypath"
1
The next moment they all turned their horses into the bypath.
2
How much time had she lost in that frightful bypath?
3
She knew every lane and bypath for miles around.
4
She was not to be hustled from her bypath.
5
Let these royal heralds flourish their birchrods in every bypath, cry "The King!"
1
At the rear there lay fields crossed by a lane or byroad.
2
The route of the column was by a byroad, between Doue and Montreuil.
3
Lane came to a byroad, a lane lined with trees.
4
The Signal Section went astray and remained silently on a byroad while their officer reconnoitred.
5
She heard the pleasant rustle of quick steps in the fallen leaves that carpeted the byroad.
Usage of byway in English
1
The collecting of Pamphlets and Tracts is an interesting byway of book-collecting.
2
The young man knew his theme-everybyway, highway and tracing of it.
3
I've traveled each and every byway...' in the words of the King.
4
In the meantime, I know every low byway where the quick money hides.
5
A small hand slid into his own and pulled him toward a byway.
6
It is a vile road, and I must take the byway through the forest.
7
But now the road was just a smooth blacktop byway going nowhere at all.
8
The Commercial Road was deserted when Harrison Smith came out of the narrow byway.
9
His friends were men and women from every highway and byway of the world.
10
A minute more, and the little byway led them out into the market place.
11
From every farm and byway came men to have a word with the superintendent.
12
An intriguing illumination of a little-known byway of musical history.
13
Virtue leads the race to Joy, and there is no byway to this height.
14
Presently she turned into a byway, passed the grove, and was lost to view
15
Robbie had turned into a byway that bore the name of King's Arms Lane.
16
The stir and bustle of the great river found no echo in this silent byway.
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Byway through the time
Byway across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common