Sentence examples for bypass going from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the FDA made an announcement that will allow users to bypass going to a primary care physician to get a hearing aid.

He said: "This would be the first time in our history that a group of nationalists from one part of our country would be involved in altering the direction of the government of our country, and I think that is a frightening prospect, for people thinking in their own constituencies is that bypass going to be built, will my hospital get the money it needs?

"There's going to be quite a few more people looking to Kingman once the dam bypass goes through".

Proposals for the bypass went to public consultation in October 2011 and the County Council and District Council have announced that they may fund some of the costs of construction (estimated to be up to £28 million) with contributions from developers who wish to build a retail park near the proposed route.

"The fact of the matter is that bypassing goes on all the time," Mr. Ungar said.

The alternative to the bypass is going through the city via Ljubljanska, Zagrebačka and Slavonska avenues.

This new Exit 8 would grant direct access to the bypass (without going through any traffic lights), as well as to 33, using grade-separated interchanges.

Most people skirt by Florence on the Highway 79 bypass, which goes by federal and state prisons.

I would borrow my father's Cutlass and take a girl driving up and down the bypass, or go to the Lost River Drive-In (they showed second-run movies) and neck, then stop at the Dairy Dip or Jerry's.

It is the only form of heart disease that is increasing in this country, largely because hundreds of thousands of patients who have survived heart attacks or had coronary bypass operations go on to develop heart failure.

The reason is that hundreds of thousands of patients who have survived heart attacks or had coronary bypass operations go on to develop heart failure as their heart disease progresses.