If you have your heart set on a high-rise glass-walled starchitect-created condo, chances are you're going to bypass Staten Island, where single-family houses are the rule.
After all, if Rylance is going to bypass the normal laws of theatre — character and plot development, a consistent sense of reality and all that old hooey — hell, he might as well outfox the laws of physics too.
If you are going to eat eggs, try bypassing the supermarket entirely, and get them from local farmer's markets.
If we're going to rely almost exclusively on supermarkets to get food from farmer to consumer, we need to find ways of subsidizing their placement in out-of-the-way communities otherwise bypassed by the market.
This is an enlightened move on the part of 3. If people are going to start bypassing the mobile carriers with free Internet calls, the carriers might as well get in front of the trend and start cannibalizing themselves.
"Business owners who have been bypassing Bridgeport are going to continue to bypass Bridgeport because it is business as usual in Bridgeport, including the mayor and John Fabrizi".
"If I am going to speak, it will come from me," he said, adding that the technology allows him to bypass the media to speak directly to the fans.
Of course, I bypass stands that look dirty or flyspecked and, if I am going to a suspect area, I carry disposable chopsticks and miniature airline bottles of vodka to rinse utensils.
If they expand the Yolo Bypass, "it's going to bring all my ground inside the bypass," said Tim Miramontes, a farmer who grows rice and other crops on 1,500 acres of land that he leases near Knaggs Ranch.
"Duncan announced that he's going to give waivers, which meant bypassing Congress.
