make way

His comrade, less fortunate, at least contrived to make way to Ireland and then to France.

Jarrett and Abbey caused the crowd to make way, and I got out.

But my most urgent task was speedily to make way with the incriminating corpse.

Make way, all you habits and all you institutions, all you little creeds and gods.

Observe, they are moving off now to make way for the pretty girls and boys.

There are men that the densest crowd will part and make way for.

Or ought I not to make way with myself altogether, for her sake?

His impatience to make way prompted him to the resolution to keep on.

So we ran forward and joined the crowd, which began presently to make way for us.

To make way for them, a chariot that stood there was obliged to move on.