When I was a kid, I always begged my parents to let me sit in the way way back of our old station wagon.

The lion in the way of our expedition tested everyone's resolve when we had to decide whether to press on or retreat.

We couldn't continue the safari because there were lions in the way.

I remember meeting her way back when we were both students at the same university.

The city built new spur-ways to connect the industrial park with the main highway.

We followed the spur-way along the ridge to avoid the busy road.

By dawn the schooner began to have way and slipped out of the harbor.

The children ran through the meadow, brushing against way thistles that left prickly marks on their legs.

She was confident she had the ways and means to make the community center thrive.

A lone way thistle stood guard at the edge of the path, its purple head nodding in the breeze.