Voorbeelden van byway

• He had hoped much from Peter Harris's knowledge of the byways and dens and alleys of Westminster. 

• Here we came the next morning after a short time on winding and rather hilly byways. 

• I am speaking, of course, of the more traveled highways and country byways. 

• I knew the roads and byways foot by foot, and could find my way, if need were, in the night as well as in the day. 

• Roads.—Everywhere highways and byways are numerous, and some districts are prodigally supplied with footpaths. 

• Instead, there was a steady growth in the numbers of students studying architecture byway of pupillage.

• Their days were used up in working for their patron, and the only time they could study theoretically was byway of evening classes.

• How, given the highways and byways of the evidence adduced, and the hundreds of threads of argument, can one consider the standing of his claims?

• The result is an extremely interesting book which takes us into all kinds of fascinating byways while rarely losing sight of the central plot.

• There is a great paucity of books on the general theory of robotics, although the field is overrun with technical byways.

• He took us into the highways and byways.

• Possibly some who come from the highways and byways are better lawyers than some legal gentlemen.

• He has gone out into the highways and byways.

• But we went out into the highways and byways, and we met clergymen of every denomination.

• I have been led astray into many highways and byways.

• I am sure that we should concentrate our resources on the main information byways and highways and getting in the cabling.

• We need to be careful not to go too far down highways and byways.

• As a result, we have ventured into some very interesting highways and byways.

• We are considering the issue of the consultation exercise on vehicles on byways, which was undertaken last year.

• I have wandered down the byways of technicality, which is inevitable in so complicated an instrument.