Free pass, in sports

Usage examples of bye.

At once she bade the priest goodbye and walked away and out through the swing door.

Waverly Place, by the bye, got its name through a petition of select booklovers who lived thereabouts and adored Sir.

All those concerned in both Bye and Main Plots were arrested in July, held prisoner and tried in the autumn.

It was also Waad, involved in the discovery of all the major conspiracies of late Elizabethan and early Jacobean times, who was responsible for the interrogations centring on the Main and Bye Plots of 1603.

I showed a few things to Bye and Costain, the latter editor of post, and both told me to go to work myself.

As a NATO ally and the key to the northern no-fly zone, Turkey largely got a bye from the United States, Britain, and France until Washington began to tackle all of the smuggling problems in 1999-2000.

But interwoven with this anglicising tendency, which was also, by the bye, a Christianising tendency, was a strong disposition, derived from the Rousseau strand, to leave other peoples alone, to facilitate even the separation and autonomy of detached portions of our own peoples, to disintegrate finally into perfect, because lawless, individuals.

Linnix in the musty but splendid bridal robes of his House, becoming the Aphra Bye.

Bye and Bye they passed a stand of roadside cholla against which small birds had been driven by the storm and there impaled.

I will hire a small room hard bye, and will sleep there as long as the young lady stays.

Bye, Aud.' Jan's voice seemed to come from a great distance now, and she was fading like a ghost.

And Mann, whose balls would ricochet In almost an unholy way (So do baseballers "pitch" to-day) George Lear, that seldom let a bye, And Richard Nyren, grave and gray?

And seeing, by the bye, that Brittles had been a slow boy for upwards of thirty years, there appeared no great probability of his ever being a fast one.

But whin it comes to foightin', now, it's mesilf belaves Oi have yez bate, Fritz, me bye.

And, by the bye, when this Beau Brummel of the silk shirt paused by the front door, did he take his cigarette from a long flat silver case carried in his lower waistcoat pocket?