byway

Nine went mounted to the home of Mrs. Whitehead and six others went along a byway to the home of Henry Bryant.

Certainly the principle of selectivity is a byway of possibilities.

Then Domini set out towards the garden, avoiding the village street, and taking a byway which skirted the desert.

John Steele looked around; in a byway he saw the lighted window of a cheap oyster buffet.

He says nothing, therefore; but, bending to his oars, pulls on up the byway.

Mr. Bangs rode along every highway and byway, day after day, not missing a trick.

The wild enthusiasm, the strange unusual cries, went echoing to the sky and reverberating down every street and byway.

Near these turns north a byway to the Church of Chaldon, lying a mile or so behind our route.

It is a vile road, and I must take the byway through the forest.

Van Dorn touched his horses and entered the dense woods in a byway to the north.