Sentence examples for make a bypass from inspiring English sources
The older alignment of Route 57 did not retain its designation, as plans developed to make a bypass of Hackettstown, continuing the highway from Phillipsburg to U.S. Route 46 just east of Hackettstown.
5 6 7 8 9 In addition, the EX-DCR and these new approaches do not restore the obstructed nasolacrimal duct but make a bypass draining system, which is not a physiological tear passage.
A considerable amount of construction activities, including making a bypass of the National Highway NH37 with several overbridges, widening of the road and the bridge over the Brahmaputra have been going on for quite some time.
This is a major operation which involves removing the pancreatic head and the curve of the duodenum together ("pancreato-duodenectomy"), making a bypass for food from the stomach to the jejunum ("gastro-jejunostomy") and attaching a loop of jejunum to the cystic duct to drain bile ("cholecysto-jejunostomy").
In 1926, suggestions were made to build a bypass east of Milford connecting DuPont Boulevard (US 113) north of town to the state highway leading southeast to Rehoboth Beach in order to provide a better route to the beaches and relieve traffic congestion in Milford during the summer months.
In the new order, the step of persuading the local government to make a decision would be bypassed, and the superior wisdom of a "new, independent, euro-area institution" would be substituted.
We disconnected both oral and anal sides of ileum which was involved in the tumor and made an ileocecal bypass.
"Now, it's time for a permanent leader to be appointed and, because Republican senators have vowed to block anyone, it's up to President Obama to use his power constitutional power to bypass Republicans and make a recess appointment".
Cats bypass stonier beds and make a beeline for mine.
As a result, the state began making plans to construct a bypass that would divert truck traffic away from Katonah.
If you want Oz to do your bypass, make an appointment now.
