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.
