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As a dancer. Who apparently goes sort of mental, if the trailer's anything to go by.

The cities supporting Kyoto in the U. S. are up to 780 -- and I thought I saw one go by there, just to localize this.

Our group's task is to find out the cost to go by train. Our group's task is to find out how much it will cost by train.

This question I asked him a lot of my time, but I still do not know, I just go by their own sense of understanding.

'It's too far to go by yourself, 'Orpah said kindly. 'Ruth and I have been talking. We've decided to come with you. '

Hardly a week seems to go by without news of another venture.

It would be just as well to go by train-the roads are icy.

The train began to circle and I could watch the pink landscape go by.

Because your friendship means so much, I pray that you and I will always somehow keep in touch as days and years go by.

The wedding day came and the wedding ceremony seemed to go by in a flash. Before I knew it, I was the next person to speak.

She was so much terrified at the thought of flying that she decided to go by train.

He raised his hat and was about to speak, but she gave him the go-by as though she had never seen him before.

It would be just as well to go by train - the road is icy.

It was a pleasure meeting you, too. Thanks for your help. And good luck! I've got to go. By the way, I'm Richard. What's your name?

And he almost ran after her again, feeling it unbearable that she should go by herself, but he did not.

There are lots and lots of cabmen as you know, hay is dear, and folks are paltry nowadays and always contriving to go by tram.

The team at Crew seems to have deviated very little from the Arnage design formula if the little bits we see are anything to go by.

Such a method, which assigns a definite meaning once and for all to a particular symbol, allows a lot of problems to go by unnoticed.

Let the world go by as when you are watching a film that you know has an ending, which enables you to close that experience.

I would not like the waves impact of the strong to return to the island, I would think : If I go by the big waves blowing, the how do?

Mr. Robinson had to travel somewhere on business, and as he was in a hurry, he decided to go by air.

Listen, I'm sorry. . . I let so much time go by without telling you that I really loved you, and the love still go on.

It is all the same for me to go by train or plane.

He took her to a place where they would see the bus go by on their lunch break.

I got the blue flag and I let him go by. Right after that, the safety car came into the track and I was stuck behind the leader.

It was quite a shock for some Russians in a rural backwater of the Urals recently to see lorry-loads of Chinese troops go by.

All the precious time . . . Like the wind, the years go by.

Most North-American busine travelers go by airplane, although some companies use the train for short distances to cut down on OCS expel es.

At present examination is basically the only measure that teacher can go by to determine whether a student is qualified or not.

As a matter of fact, Xuan was so used to killing hogs that he felt something was wrong if he let a day go by without killing something.

More French are living longer, which means the working population will have to pay for an increasing number of retirees as the years go by.

I recently heard a well- known forecaster say that the only valid question is which forecasters to go by and what methods they should use .

If you wanted to go by car, you could make the trip in a week or less.

Thou canst pass thy life in an equable flow of happiness, if thou canst go by the right way, and think and act in the right way.

Balagencang however ground of as if nothing happened from king father beside go by, gaze around , what still see him is lively.

All this clearly has the PAP a bit rattled, if Lee Kuan Yew's comments are anything to go by.

Once you pass this small hurdle, the rest of the time will go by quicker than you think.

These journeys take less than half a day if you go by plane. Each lasts nearly a week when you stick to the ground.

My last two weeks go by and i stay all alone in my room with no-one all day.

He has been here these two years, and will not tell who he is, or whence, but professes that he does not go by his right name.

For ye shall not go out with haste , nor go by flight: for the LORD will go before you; and the God of Israel will be your rereward .

Do you think I should go by train or by air? W: I think the best way is to take the coach if you're not in a hurry.

You know, from shanghai to Hangzhou, it is really convenient to go by CRH (china railway highspeed), namely, the inter-city express.

Oh time, I'm watching time go by, all the precious love for both you and I.

Have an once to go by train , be one mother and 5-year-old boy of her to.

It isn't fair though, I thought, as I watched all the children go by.

In contrast to that in the city, time seems to go by slower.

Another year has gone by, every year seems to go by faster than the last one.

If the road traffic on the streets of Beijing is anything to go by, a boom for Boeing may be a mixed blessing for frequent fliers.

He stood there and received the blanks for a million years or so, never letting one go by for fear it might be filled out.

There has no precedent go by about the lighting and aeration through opening double big holes in high-rise building construction.

It's far from here and upgrade. It's better to go by car, as you'd also walk back.

There was nothing to do but sit back in comfortable teak chairs and watch the city go by.

The newspaper lay unopened beside him. Watching the world go by was sufficient entertainment on a fine evening.

In the end he made up his mind to go by train.

Otherwise you can go by boat, if you dreams of being able to drive to France in his own car.

flexible working hours and, if Scandinavia is anything to go by, a strong emphasis on sexual equality.

The owners are very friendly, it's a pretty street and you can sit out on the veranda watching people go by if you wish.

Some days go by much more quickly than others; some hours seem as if they would never end.

Personal experiences are all we have to go by to try to explain what the body is feeling.

I wanna get lost from my life sometimes, sit on the side and watch the world go by, I wanna get lost and I don't know why.

All of us hope to leave good impression to others in human communication. But it seems that many things in our lives go by contrary.

Since the town is far from here, you might as well go by bus.

If you go by train you can have quite a comfortable journey , but make sure you get an express, not a train that stops at all the stations .

If he wants to get to Chicago by tonight, he has no alternative but to go by plane.

OH Time, I'm watching time go by, when the wind took my heart and tears in my eyes.

He go by the supermarket on his way to educate.

A week or more might go by before a report from, say, the central Sahara, reached Cressman's desk.

You know, someday, weeks will go by, maybe even years, it won't even cross our minds.

Tony: You could go by boat or by train , although it would take so long that you'd need to come back immediately.

Then I felt a low grade temperature. As a few hours more go by. The pain become worse and worse.

As he was not well, I decided to go by myself.

If I want to get from the toilet to the front door, I have to go by way of the kitchen table.

Years go by, and the scab develops into a fatty deposit, filled with cholesterol, proteins and bits of cellular detritus .

The only maps and charts he had to go by were remembered or imaginary but these were clear enough.

All the contestants chose to go by English names to conceal their real identities in case of discrimination.

If you would not step into the harlot 's house, do not go by the harlot's door.

We all want every project to be a home run, but we also can't afford to watch every pitch go by waiting for the right opportunity.

I yearned for the bright blues, yellows and reds of a beach holiday, but just watching the world go by had never really been Neil's bag.

Some scientists say that time seems to go by more slowly in a room with warm colors.

I said you could go by the pool.

Eg : So far no one's asked me to the dance . I don't want to go by myself .

Back I go by bus across town to get incontinence pads because clearly no one is going to bother to find any from elsewhere in the hospital.

On a fine summer night travellers can go by the Dipper.

So far, no one's asked me to the dance. I don't wanna go by myself.

Some days go by much more quickly than others while some hours seem as though they would never end.

From his office inside Holy Cross Anglican Church in Soweto, Father Steve Morero has seen the tour buses come and go by the hundreds.

But if your goal is no longer to direct the traffic, but maybe to count the cars that go by, then more eyeballs are better.

Days, whole weeks would go by when nothing turned up on the Web sites and none of our phone messages was returned.

Where there is no extradition treaty to go by, the Requesting State shall make a reciprocity assurance.

I haven't got them for him yet, but I live in Houston, too. I may just go by his house one day and take his car.

Whether to go by train or by plane is for you to decide.

You can take notes about what you experienced at the end of each day, or you can just go by feel; maybe rate each day on a scale of 1 to 10.

Do you know, hardly four days go by in a month that she doesn't receive a beating.

My team initially suggested I go by rail, but as there is no high speed train it would be Five hours each way.

If you want to go by plane, or by plane for parts of the trip, there are Around-the-World tickets.

I've decided to go by sea, as it is obviously cheaper and comfortable.

Yet as the days go by, more tents are being set up in the square -- numbering between 150 and 200 -- with no end in sight.

Oh time, I'm watching time go by, there was just no hello never said goodbye.

If Chinese domestic investor sentiment is anything to go by, the local energy sector is in for boom times.

Very often, we find that two people who come together out of love grow apart as the years go by. Why does this happen?

Since the flight was cancelled, you might as well go by train.

A I suppose that to go by train is cheaper, but I don't have much time.

Like an archer wounding all who go by, is a foolish man overcome by drink.

He holed up inside the house and begged his wife to hide him whenever he heard a siren go by.

But a lot of that has had to go by the wayside in the last year or two because the economy and sales are so bad.

Mr. White: Oh, I need to catch the 11: 30 airplane to Chicago for some business negotiations. If I miss it, I'll have to go by train.

In terms of how we keep track of time, it is easiest to go by the solar day and the tropical year.

While some prefer just to take a stroll along the cobbled pavements, others sit, meet friends and family and just watch the world go by.

no one dared even to breathe. One could almost hear a fly go by. Those poor Marionettes, one and all, trembled like leaves in a storm.

This year, all the major companies will not let any negative comment go by without responding to your concern.

The head of a hotel may go by any of a variety of different titles, such as general manager, managing director, or resident manager.

In this great city that has no end, the days go by and weeks rush on.

As far as planets go, by far the front-runner for life is our next-door neighbor, Mars.

Australians are starved of intimacy, if the results of a new sex study are anything to go by.

The other 30% people prefer to go by train. Their reason are cheap ticket price and a view of scenery through the windows.

Luke, however, was quite happy just to watch the traffic go by , adding his own commentary by degrees .

Although there are few accurate statistics to go by, wealth in American society appears to be concentrated in very few hands.

another legal guideline for enterprises with foreign investment to go by is international treaties concluded or acceded to by China.

People, traveling long distances frequently have to decide whether they would prefer to go by land, sea, or air.

People travelling long distances frequently have to decide whether they would prefer to go by land, sea, or air.

I want to be where the sun warms the sky. When it's time for siesta, you can watch them go by.

Years go by if I'm stripped of my beauty And the orange clouds raining in my head.

My cousins entertained me by taking me out in their boats to watch the trains go by.

KANCHANA asks to go by a false name, but seems self-assured for a teenager.

The point is, I go by Dave and, therefore, my signature reads Dave.

These sorts of designs now go by the word "ambigram. "

on a sudden we saw the guards come , and the crowd ran to see the king go by to the parliament house.

He made the suggestion that we go by train.

and kinder to the planet, as city-dwellers are more likely to go by foot, bus or train than the car-slaves of suburbia and the sticks.

Returned to nine rivers once, see a bus to write up: The soldier is free to go by car.

If experience of science centres elsewhere is anything to go by, attention in this age bracket is notoriously tricky to attract and retain.

If Nature 's interviews are anything to go by, these BGI researchers are smart, confident and, for their age, tremendously experienced.

It is better for you to go by boat than by train.

Eventually there came a time when we would go by ourselves, but my sister and I stayed as close as ever.

We will go by bus. Solicitors went from door to door seeking donations. How fast can the boat go?

And the husband is pungent to mine however go-by , always do not agree to reduce oneself drain.

But, if the past few days are anything to go by, the trade may already be reversing.

Where there are no such standards to go by, the standards agreed upon in a contract may be applied.

If you wanted to go by train, you could make the trip in two days.

It's not always wise to go by appearances.

He would prefer to go by train, but he often has boxes of samples to transport.

I expected as much. Seems like I can only go by coach.

If you are sending your letter far away, write on the envelope that you want them to go by air.

Most probably thought the next two sets would go by in a flash. Nope.

Father is usually how you work? Him go by car.

Do you think you might go by a drugstore? I need to have a prescription filled.

'I prefer not to speculate about the future, but as days go by, the risk of a total meltdown is reducing, ' Andrew said.

It's far from all bad, though. Word and Excel seem like Gibraltar, and months now go by in-between blue screens.

But remember not to let good chance go by just because of it!

Speaking specifically in regards to public transportation, what people see are rising minibus prices and taxis who won't go by the meter.

"If the past record is anything to go by, we will get there, " he said.

Let not a day go by without speaking to someone with the smile of the face and eye reminding them that somebody cares, and it is Jesus!

This is only the beginning, and it will become more evident as the years go by.

Some in his ruling African National Congress (ANC) say he should go by the end of the year.

If current conditions are anything to go by, the Moscow zoo's weather-sniffing bear has hit the bull's eye again.

Again, if years go by before the developers do this, most of their development effort will have been spent producing the wrong design.

It's kind of tough because as those games go by, you look back and go, 'We had a game today.

If his own history of survival is anything to go by, few will bet against him.

I would rather go by bike than (I go ) by bus.

Say, is actually orders, this is the age of the characteristic, simple, simply, just go by cadres.

First, having someone to talk to while you walk (and later run) makes the time go by extremely quickly.

Such fears are not entirely groundless if the recent conduct of some of Congo's neighbours is anything to go by.

Years go by will I still be waiting For somebody else to understand.

But if his record is anything to go by, consumers could yet find it hard to live without their iPads.

Look, let's just go by the party for a little while.

Let it all go by literally burning the list (safely). Now you're ready for a fresh start in 2007 -- a new beginning.

She said she'd been watching the ladies go by to the hospital and thought I had--a--a kind face and so she stopped me.

As time go by my memory seem to get worse.

Ace chose to let that go by . He kept watching the kid with the basketball .

Do not want to go by car would rather walk before, so go crazy with the Chaozhou that experience.

After pre-market safety evaluations, all we have to go by is a food's past safety record.

Practically speaking, the layers of the networking stack go by much more recognizable names.

computer screens for hours at a time. And, as the hours go by, we slouch, our vision blurs, and our necks and backs begin to ache.

He was ignoring the last deception as something that might go by the board.

We convinced him to go by train rather than plane.

We have to go by ages and heights in an ordinary world.

In the square there is the wall where the old men sit and watch the young go by; he is seated in a row with them.

With only one railway line crossing the Chinese border , some of this trade must go by truck along precarious roads .

If the fate of "B" shares is anything to go by, Beijing's appetite for overcoming such obstacles is anaemic.

Only a fool would doubt go by the theory of the world recognized it.

Still, as the weeks go by and I pick up more reading it'll flesh out.

Also, whenever possible, companies should look for opportunities to hire promising young talent let go by other businesses.

If the examples of Greece and Ireland are anything to go by, it will not make pleasant reading.

Chung. Long story but since all my other sisters have the same first name, at home we go by our middle name.

Plane tickets are usually expensive, but it's cheaper to go by train.

The experts know when a situation is unsustainable and will even say so, but then years go by without action.

The countless generations, Like autumn leaves go by. Love only is eternal, Love only does not die.

Leonard: Really? You're just, gonna let me go by myself?

Rain in that district is so scarce that several years often go by without a single drop .

The nice balance between individual thought and group collaboration helps the day go by quickly for statisticians.

When I see an expensive car go by, all it tells me is that the owner is (a) insecure and (b) has no sense.

OK, then let's try to go this weekend. I should know if I can go by Friday. Is it OK if I call you then?

The most difficult thing in my life is to go by air. I have high anxiety, so I'm scared to fly in an airplane.

If you happen to go by the post office, would you please mail these letters for me?

The Tom answer says: I go by a corner every time , the following are written on a road sign ": The school section vehicle goes slow " .

Thinking it might rain, I decided to go by car.

But things don't get too personal: The cosplayers go by pseudonyms, to avoid having their real identities found out by fans.

If the telecoms industry is anything to go by, this gradualism will fail.

When you go by train, please see to it that you take an express, one that stops only at big stations.

The plan for a picnic had to go by the board.

If Tuesday's sell-off in global stocks is anything to go by, markets may not have yet fully priced in the extent of the coming slowdown.

The substance of predeterminative teaching lies in seeking to be more scientific, and making teaching activity go by its inherent laws.

We have to go by our old method if no one comes up with a new idea on how to do the experiment.

If you choose instead to go by train, you'll travel to Birmingham International Station and walk a covered bridglink to the venus.

Some gorgeous moments go by undocumented and some mediocre moments get captured and look like they were more beautiful than they were.

The lyrics to the hit side go: By the laws of chaos, initial order can unravel into raw unpredictability .

But as days go by, and you do not feed, you will grow paler, and you will look more monstrous.

They go by ship to the tropics, by air to the arctic, by rail and road and forest trail to the farthest corners of the earth.

Frances, darling, pull his hair as you go by: I heard him snap his fingers.

Regulation of freight rates by the Interstate Commerce Commission was removed for most cargoes, provided they could go by road.

And we needed to go by to see if they needed anything.

He also finds that reading or watching TV helps the time go by when he's doing cardio.

His plump legs seemed to go by themselves, without guidance .

As weeks go by, that makes him sound more like a seller of snake-oil than of snake-blood.

"Well, go by yourself if you want to! " shouted Easton fiercely, pushing her away from him.

It ends Arsenal's trophy-hunt this season and, if the past is anything to go by, could kick-off a summer of transfer speculation.

LYNETTE: I said you could go by the pool. Do you have your swimsuits on?

But I would frequently raise my eyes to watch the girls go by.

That's right. You'll have to go by land. It will be longer, but more interesting. I know someone who can guide you there.

Days go by. And my blog doesn't even get a look in.

Years go by will I choke on my tears Till finally there is nothing left.

Unlike animals, these pines don't rack up genetic mutations in their cells as the years go by.

Now, easygoing ago over these owe ages, I can't imagine how the time go by so fast.

Load the menu first. Showing an animated logo is a great way to make time go by unnoticed, thus letting the download progress further.

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Maximum number of Simultaneous Calls - A good number to go by is 23 concurrent calls.

These two news items are so noteworthy that we just couldn't let another day go by without bringing them to your attention.

Go out to work, carry forward the " go by" spirit, rarely take a taxi.

Merely a generation ago, seniors were expected to retire, sit back and relax and watch the world go by.

As a matter of fact, it becomes more cruel as the years go by.

No, not always. I usually go by bus.

Her hope of her husband's return is fading as years go by.

As years go by, a person with osteoporosis can get small breaks in bones that are called compression fractures.

Working as a special-needs teacher and "on the go" by nature, I couldn't imagine being confined, let alone an invalid.

Maintaining those friendships is actually something to be proud of, and as the years go by, I'm sure you'll begin to feel that way too.

If he (she) does not go by the school, not their seats so close . . .

Unemployment may soon exceed that if the latest figures are anything to go by.

Still, if Coca-Cola's predictions are anything to go by, Africa's future is mostly bright.

I strongly advise you to go by air.

We could take the train or alternatively go by car.

time, I have been passing time, watching trains go by all of my life.

It seems that I can only go by coach.

It's also constant: you don't have to do anything to make an hour go by.

So if news is anything to go by, the US is right there with Zimbabwe, right?

As the years go by, we'll keep them in mind, of all their personalities, especially kind.

Many actors do not go by their real names.

You can't go by what the children say.

They decided to go by plane instead of by train.

The Swedish home of top notch design team who go by the name of 24hr.