right of way

But he did not go far along the right of way.

"She just decided not to stop, even though I had the right of way."

Behind it is a right of way to the bay.

Police have not determined who had the right of way.

The rights of way could be used for roads if needed.

The former highway right of way would be made available to development.

In any case, the sheep have the right of way.

Next door has given up a right of way that goes nowhere.

To get to it there is a right of way through fields.

But this time they did not yield the right of way.

A pair has right of way when their music is playing during practice.

They're all in the right of way, and they are creating a public safety issue.

Anyone on foot clearly has the right of way, but that is not enough.

If this happens then the parents have the right of way, so to speak.

Under the racing rules, she had the right of way.

There are no public right of ways to the natural area's boundary.

With a few exceptions, the road was built on public right of way.

There's a right of way across the park - some distance away, but all this is the private part.

They also include public rights of way, as it was not clear who should be made to register them.

"They clear snow from the right of way and off the third rail."

"We have an open mind about these old railroad rights of way," he said.

No traffic lights then - these men used to give him right of way.

Many homes and businesses have been built in what was the right of way.

To try to use the right of way again would be virtually impossible.

At stop signs, be generous with the right of way.