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

“But I leave an hour-and-a-half each way,” Stephanie notes, citing frequent construction projects.

From The Daily Beast

Devotees across the country are tuning in each way to check the rose distribution against their carefully crafted brackets.

From The Daily Beast

There are the humble roots in gritty East St. Louis and 90-minute commutes each way to the nearest practice court.

From The Daily Beast

In other words, schlepping to the office via train 40 minutes each way had become pointless.

From The Daily Beast

That shot was about five minutes long each way, so it was a really long, long day.

From The Daily Beast

The round table, if large enough to accommodate many guests, has too large a diameter each way for easy conversation.

From Project Gutenberg

This is a small fresh-water lake, 6135 ft. above the sea, measuring some 13 m each way.

From Project Gutenberg

Upon measurement they found it much larger each way than their log pen.

From Project Gutenberg

Apple and pear trees planted six feet apart each way can be worked for several years with a single horse and cultivator.

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It bears eight Swastika marks, cut by stencil in the brass-bound corners, two on each corner, one looking each way.

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