each way

adjective

1. horse racing (of a bet) made on the same runner or contestant to win or come second or third in a race Alsoboth ways US termacross-the-board

Example Sentences

If you're relying on the bus to get you to and from school, a university campus or work you'll end up paying £1 more each way for a return journey, from 1 January.

From BBC

“I would do a two-hour detour each way if it meant Trump not being president,” said Kimmel, executive producer of Comedy Central’s “Crank Yankers,” whose brother, TV host Jimmy Kimmel, has endorsed Harris.

From Los Angeles Times

In the more distant future, Musk wants Starship to make long-haul trips to Mars and back – about a nine month trip each way.

From BBC

She’s looking forward to the day when she doesn’t have to drive 16 miles each way to fill up on water for her family, as well as her 18 cows, 15 goats and two horses.

From Los Angeles Times

“Most people don’t want to have 45-minute commutes each way. They do it out of necessity and affordability. So housing opportunities that people can afford close to job centers means less travel in a car, less emissions and less time lost in traffic.”

From Seattle Times