(1) Her uncle weaves his way through the maze of chairs to reach her.

(2) He was way ahead

(3) The area's wine industry still has some way to go to full maturity

(4) An uncomfortable thought wormed its way to the front of my brain.

(5) My grandchildren are way ahead of others their age

(6) Hey, you know Sellersville isn't all that far from Philly, for anyone who's down that way , and I will be there too.

(7) So we get back in the car and start inching our way up the hill.

(8) If he is moving along too fast or seems to like you way more than you like him, let him go.

(9) He was showing off, as is the way with adolescent boys

(10) We're going in the back way

(11) I have changed in every way

(12) It's his way of speaking

(13) Excuse me, which way is it to the nearest town?

(14) Does he really need to go all the way to the North of England to find this out?

(15) We lay on her bed with our arms round each other and just talked and kissed till way past two.

(16) The vessel under way is bound to keep clear of another at anchor.

(17) Since there is no guarantee that these machines will be benign, it is vital we find a way to remain in control.

(18) If you have to go to Reading or Glastonbury, it's quite a way to travel from the north of England.

(19) Which way was he facing?

(20) It's not very well signposted, and we lost our way trying to reach it, but the hunt was well worth while.