Sentence examples for Time bypassing from inspiring English sources

That old Napa mystique took hold again last fall when I and my husband, Richard Falcone, drove through that enchanted area, this time bypassing wineries to save time for farms, cheesemakers and restaurants, among other culinary diversions.

"As we had a number of contracts in this dollar range being solicited at the same time, bypassing M. A. Angeliades on this contract and awarding the work to the second low bidder would have had the effect of reducing or eliminating competition for ongoing solicitations for other contracts," he said.

It shows just a few carefully selected matches at a time — bypassing the deluge problem, and saving busy professionals (who are a target demographic for online dating precisely because they're too busy to meet people) from scrolling through pages and pages of profiles.

They've asked us not to publish all of those methods because fraudsters may have an easier time bypassing the defenses.

Now, ships were able to make the journey from the Atlantic to the Pacific in record time, bypassing the need to round the Cape Horn at the foot of South America and shaving 8000 nautical miles off their journey.

Another segment of the M-76 freeway was completed at the same time, bypassing Roscommon.

This would make collecting data on CE simpler, as it would eliminate the need to evaluate and integrate data from all regions, avoid duplication of data from patients who access several different health facilities over time, bypass conflict between inpatient and outpatient data, and make both clinical and epidemiological data accessible to clinicians, epidemiologists, and policymakers.

The giant balloons will follow a longer route that for the first time bypasses Broadway as they are led downtown on Thursday morning in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

On the other, those interlopers are getting a cut of the action though not always enough to be sustainably profitable, critics suggest and consumers may in time bypass the debit- and credit-card system that is so lucrative for banks.

This association persisted in multivariate regression analysis adjusted for aortic clamping time, bypass time, gender, age and other predictors of glucose variability.

Animals would therefore not spend much time in TGA and most of the time bypass them in search of areas with more preferred pasture.