Bypaths are, we know, the resorts of brigands: they may captivate a heart or two, but only to leave them empty afterwards.
His Pegasus is a showy hack, who ambles on thebypaths of Parnassus, dropping now and then a spavined hock and stumbling back into his paces with a snort.
We wander through pleasant bypaths of Tuscan country, abloom in spring with acacia trees and resonant with song-birds.
He wanders into the bypathsof association because the bypaths are delightful.
They would have seen him wind in and out among the alley ways and bypaths between the mills and factories and shops, have heard him ask for work, and have heard the answer, "Don't want you.
John and Edith came to a pool, after wandering through the bypaths of the forest, far below the other two.
Without reason we wander aimlessly in bypaths instead of following the broad highway.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bypaths" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
