by-way

I should read every book that comes out, in every distant by-way of every speculative genre, as soon as it comes out.

Brian Ruckley · Alt.Fiction 2008: Getting There, Being There, Getting Back 2008

This single appointment helped formulate an opinion in the minds of many Americans about this virtually unknown man from Hawaii, Kenya, Indonesia, by-way of Chicago.

One Hundred Days of President Barack Obama: So Far, So Good 2009

Researching my post on Hey Jude led medown a fascinating by-way.

Music 2009

Then he took the bag and entering the city walked on, enquiring for the quarter al-Karkh and the station of the merchants, till Destiny drave him to a by-way, wherein were ten houses, five fronting five, and at the farther end was a two-leaved door with a silver ring.

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night 2006

Down upon her knees in the foul mud of the by-way into which they have strayed — an empty street without a thoroughfare giving on the dark gardens of the Hospital — the lady would drop in her passionate entreaty, but that Sally prevents her.

No Thoroughfare 2007

But in all the long streets and broad squares, there were none but strangers; it was quite a relief to turn down a by-way and hear his own footsteps on the pavement.

Master Humphrey's Clock 2007

But in all the long streets and broad squares, there were none but strangers; it was quite a relief to turn down a by-way and hear his own footsteps on the pavement.

Master Humphrey's Clock 2007

At the expiration of this time they had come to a little by-way on the right, leading down a slope to a pool of water.

A Pair of Blue Eyes 2006

They went side by side down the road in silence, and in silence turned into the cinder-made by-way that presently opened out the prospect of the valley.

The Door in the Wall, and other stories Herbert George 2006

Secondly, and this leads into an odd by-way, the tree ring chronology "looks" much too smooth to be an annual tree ring chronology.

Jacoby in Mongolia « Climate Audit 2006