1.   The road took us past farmhouses, woods, and a lake, but nothing seemed to correspond to the map.

2.   His way took him past the local police station.

3.   At one stage the route took them past a park where the body of a ten year old girl was found at the weekend.

4.   As a professional writer, Guedel reasoned that he should be writing movies, since his toothbrush route took him past several big studios.

5.   Both take you past campsites and screened shelters and pretty views of the water.

6.   A few, says Del, take it past the point of fun.

7.   A morning errand the other day took me past that place where we once lived.

8.   A stroll east on Notre-Dame Street takes you past the old Palais de Justice and the Second Empire style City Hall.

9.   But when theater goes for broke it takes us past our standard repertory of responses.

10.   For that price, babies are protected with ankle bracelets that set off alarms when an unauthorized person tries to take them past the nursery door.