Sentence examples for bypassing several from inspiring English sources

"I'm going to go get the train," she said, bypassing several waiting taxis.

No one disputes that Mr. Monserrate drove her to Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Nassau County, bypassing several closer hospitals.

After being shot, the victim, Jahmein Williford, 30, was driven by a passenger to Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center in Brooklyn, at least a half-hour away, bypassing several nearby hospitals.

Bypassing several business manuals and thrillers the library staff had downloaded, he chose to read Shakespeare's "A Midsummer-Night's Dream" and "Traveling Mercies," a book of essays by Anne Lamott.

And the set's brevity meant bypassing several great songs from "Eleven" — the Lee Ann Womack-esque "When You Love a Sinner" or her devastating version of Train's "Marry Me".

This runs counter to the main thrust of the reporting at the time, which tended to be critical of Mr. Silbert and his superiors at the Justice Department for ignoring some important leads, for bypassing several major aspects of the case, for failing to offer immunity to one of the burglars in order to get information on the others and for showing undue deference to the White House.

The Bulls needed a shooting guard but bypassed several, including Pietrus.

The court ordered Apple to create a new, special version of Apple's iOS operating system that bypasses several security features built into the company's operating system.

Page A21 BUSH DECLARES EXCEPTIONS IN LAWS President Bush asserted that he had the power to bypass several parts of two bills: a military authorization act and a measure giving inspectors general greater independence from the White House.

WASHINGTON — President Bush asserted on Tuesday that he had the executive power to bypass several parts of two bills: a military authorization act and a measure giving inspectors general greater independence from White House control.

They left their bikes in the rain and trudged a mile to the Paw Paw Tunnel, a more than 3,000-foot-long 3,000-foot-long 3,000-foot-longral horseshoe bends in the passagewayver.