Sentence examples for that bypassed from inspiring English sources

His summary trial was one of thousands that bypassed guarantees for fair trials.

Baines flipped a 40-yard pass into Romelu Lukaku that bypassed the defender to easily.

The lad's fondness for his grandpa has hatched in him an appreciation for farm life that bypassed his citified dad.

The rentals — including "One Too Many Mornings" and "Bass Ackwards," another film that bypassed the theatrical window — will cost $3.99.

The most popular application of the Roku music player, he said, was streaming Internet radio that bypassed home computers.

The expressway terminated at a county highway that bypassed downtown and lured shoppers with its big-box strip malls.

The retrospective is the first since the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles organized a traveling one in 1997 that bypassed New York.

Its advocates were always adept at re-running referendums until the vote came out their way, or designing treaties that bypassed the voting public entirely.

The departments of the Chancery served Nicholas I as a major means of conducting a personal policy that bypassed the regular state channels.

But Mount Morris began a long decline with the loss of manufacturing jobs, the construction of an expressway that bypassed the village and competition from Wal-Mart.

Five minutes later the lead had doubled following a move from the visitors that bypassed United's midfield and defence too easily.