The phrase "bystander by" is not grammatically correct or commonly used in written English.
It is likely a mistake and should be written as "bystander" instead. Example: The bystander stood by and watched the commotion unfold.
The live-in couple are spotted in London Zoo, where Doherty alarms bystanders by attempting to get resident penguins stoned.
Instead of trying to change the bullies, they support trying to change the bystanders by encouraging intervention.
"The indiscriminate slaughter of civilians, the killing of women and children and innocent bystanders by chemical weapons is a moral obscenity".
As Iain Duncan Smith admitted on Sunday, British politicians are waiting to see how the eurozone deals with its deep problems before deciding how to react themselves – nervous bystanders by the crash site, watching the emergency services argue.
Between Nixon's speech and Stevenson's came the Kent and Jackson State shootings, where students who didn't want the United States to go into Cambodia were killed, along with bystanders, by the National Guard and the police.
While much of the video shared online in the last week seemed to show clear cases of violence inflicted on peaceful protesters and bystanders by the police, there were also cases of attacks on officers.
Compression-only CPR is recommended for bystanders by the Japan Circulation Society and the American Heart Association (AHA) [6, 7].
This work separated students into different engagement styles (viewers, solvers, all-rounders, collectors, and bystanders) by determining the number of assignment questions they attempted and the lectures that they have watched.
Teenagers Karlee and Gwen Dion amused bystanders by riding horses down the highway.
