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Meanings of own way in English

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Usage of own way in English
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I think it's quite good in its own way, Sid said kindly.
In a gilded cage
2
It was decided, therefore, to let things go their own way undisturbed.
L'Assommoir
3
Weir: I think you accept that human beings have their own way.
Reuters
4
They want to match their parents' success but in their own way.
The Guardian
5
Introduce an idea and let students collect data in their own way.
Wired
6
We are simply asking to be allowed to go our own way.
Anvil of stars
7
We want to depend on our own way of working, Lázaro said.
Reuters
8
The nurse was gone, the soldiers they saw went their own way.
Anil's ghost
9
This time, however, Gwendolen did not have things all her own way.
Charmed Life
10
You know, I had everything my own way for a long time.
The Godfather
11
Suzanne says yes, she did, and it's true in its own way.
An unfinished score
12
Of course dense, heavy cakes can be delicious in their own way.
On food and cooking: the science and lore of the kitchen
13
I said that it was better if she went her own way.
Wiseguy
14
Left to wander its own way, it tends to lead into silliness.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
15
You have to let them tell the story in their own way.
Back on murder
16
You choose your own way of navigating the space and its content.
The Guardian
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