byway

Preposition: of

• history: Pity he don't produce a great work instead of piddling about in the byways of naval history ' .
• literature: He was an able pupil, but remained an aloof one, interested already in the strange and arcane byways of literature and history.
• life: Walking with an expert to guide your footsteps and your minds into the highways and byways of country life educates, enthralls and entertains.
• land: And he went to the highways and byways of this land, even when he wasn't welcome.

Converse of object

• explore: Visit her home and museum at Chawton and explore the picturesque byways of Hampshire, which inspired her.
• use: Any vehicle using public byways must be licensed and insured, properly taxed and fit for use on public roads.
• follow: Bear left around the top of the forest and follow the public byway across the open moorland.
• record: We do not have any byways or restricted byways recorded on the Definitive Map.
• become: It is relatively inexpensive here, which, added to the romance, is probably why it has become a byway for poets.
• claim: Cyclists now look set to have their right to claim restricted byways guaranteed in law.

Adjective modifier

• restricted: We do not have any byways or restricted byways recorded on the Definitive Map.
• quiet: We unearth its colors and contrasts - from dazzling Tokyo to the quiet byways and tranquil temples of another age.
• ancient: Your house is somewhere beyond the crossroads, but as you approach the ancient byway, you realize you are not alone.
• rural: We depart London and quickly leave the city behind for the rural byways of Essex.
• public: Bear left around the top of the forest and follow the public byway across the open moorland.
• scenic: Enhance your Alaska vacation by exploring any of Alaska's scenic byways.

Modifies a noun

• network: The country lanes, bridleway and byway networks can be combined to make many enjoyable outings for you and your family.
• application: It is also true that there are outstanding byway applications of many years ' duration.
• status: These will have either footpath, bridleway or byway status indicated by yellow, blue or red arrows respectively.
• provision: The regulations necessary to implement the restricted byway provisions were brought into force on the 2 May 2006.