Sentence examples for going by way of from inspiring English sources

This would add another hundred miles to my journey, going by way of Southampton.

Although top heavy in the photogenic-rugged-good-looks department it has little going by way of natural resources.

Going by way of southern Germany, he arrived in Austria, where he learned that Louis XIV had once again declared a state of war; in Vienna, he was well received by the Emperor; he then went to Italy.

7.43pm: We're going to have an E11 starting at 8.12pm 7.51pm: Here's Scott Oliver's take on KP. "In the light of the ongoing KP saga," he writes, "I wrote a long and rather rambling meditation on Steve Archibald's assertion that "team spirit was an illusion glimpsed in the aftermath of victory" going by way of (a very amateur take on) nonlinear thermodynamics".

The three were originally introduced earlier this year during the company's EC4 conference and they are now going by way of an app update.

They go by way of the small town where Cal, the husband, grew up.

A cab from Elizabeth Street going uptown to 109th and Lex would probably go by way of Third Avenue.

Most of the exports went by way of Hong Kong, because China and Taiwan still do not permit direct air and shipping links.

Unless contrary arguments are peculiarly persuasive, the new road of trust he hopes to build will have to go by way of Wye.

Departing from England on April 1, 1791, he went by way of the Cape of Good Hope to Australia, where he surveyed part of the southwest coast.

If I want to get from the toilet to the front door, I have to go by way of the kitchen table.