out-of-the-way Betydning & definition

Eksempler på out-of-the-way

• Beyond the scheme's siting in an out-of-the-way lane, there is no further modulation of the transition from public to private.

• It is clearly written, tightly structured, generously illustrated and has a good bibliography which, like the text, includes some out-of-the-way items as well as standard studies.

• In 1970 my father died, after failed surgical intervention, alone in a small room in one of the back and out-of-the-way wings of the upper floors of the community hospital.

• It was not possible to organise a system of collecting reports of fly-belts from officials because of the small number of officials in these out-of-the-way regions.

• The constant impression of hovering in some out-of-the-way, neither-here-nor-there zone chimes with the spaciness of the poem, which creates its own temporal eddies ('we always do, yes sometimes we do').

• As canals are out-of-the-way places, my guess is that it would be hugely inefficient to spend too much time and effort applying energy conservation measures.

• Some of these hospitals and sanatoria are in very out-of-the-way, inaccessible places.

• That hospital is very different from some of the out-of-the-way hospitals one finds in country places.