Wayside

The small town's economy relied on the wayside motels and diners.

The company's budget cuts put some projects on the wayside.

The travelers stopped at a wayside to have lunch.

The company's poor financial management left it by the wayside.

The old factory became a wayside, forgotten by time.

The signpost was erected wayside to guide hikers.

The wayside was the perfect spot to rest and enjoy the beautiful view of the valley.

The historic wayside was a popular spot for tourists.

The homeless man living under the bridge became a wayside in the eyes of the community.

She used to be a successful businesswoman, but after her company went bankrupt, she became a wayside.

His alcohol addiction left his career by the wayside.

The wayside of the city park was where the homeless often slept.

He was a wayside in the scientific community after his research was proven fraudulent.

The nomadic tribe set up camp wayside, taking advantage of the nearby stream for fresh water.

The wayside was lined with trees and wildflowers.

The invention of the printing press marked a wayside in the dissemination of knowledge.

The construction crew cleared the wayside of debris and obstacles to make way for the new road.

The adoption of a new constitution marked a wayside in the development of the country.

The old building that used to be the town hall has now become a wayside and is abandoned.

The wayside of the building facing the alley was where the loading dock was located.

The old man set up a fruit stand by the wayside to sell his harvest.

The former CEO who was caught embezzling became a wayside in the business world.

The former news anchor who was caught spreading false information became a wayside in the media industry.

The wayside shrine was a popular spot for local pilgrims.

The farmer's house was located on a small wayside near the main road.

The former socialite who was caught in a scandal became a wayside in high society.

The novelist used the wayside as a metaphor for the forgotten and ignored aspects of society.

Once a popular politician, he lost the election and became a wayside in the political arena.

His criminal record put him on the wayside when he tried to apply for a job.

The wayside of the concert venue was where the less expensive seats were located.

The roadside vendors selling souvenirs and trinkets have become a common sight on the wayside.

The charity organization set up a food bank at the wayside to help those in need.

The former beauty queen who was caught cheating became a wayside in the pageant industry.

The signing of the peace treaty marked a wayside in the history of the two countries.

The invention of the smartphone marked a wayside in the way we communicate.

The wayside was a picturesque route that wound through the countryside.

The broken down shed in the backyard was a wayside that the family had forgotten about.

The artist set up his easel on the wayside and painted the stunning landscape.

The travelers threw their garbage on the wayside, polluting the environment.

The wayside was narrow, but it provided a scenic route for cyclists.

The wayside of the bed was where he kept his phone and glasses at night.

The artist captured the beauty of the wayside in his landscape paintings, using vibrant colors and intricate details.

The runner stopped wayside to catch their breath.

The once-popular actor who was caught in a scandal became a wayside in Hollywood.

The outdated technology has left the company by the wayside in the market.

The scholar found a rare manuscript by the wayside, shedding new light on a long-forgotten era.

She felt left on the wayside when her friends didn't invite her to their party.

The archaeologist uncovered a prehistoric burial site by the wayside, revealing ancient burial practices.

The opening of the new theme park marked a wayside in the tourism industry of the region.

The cyclist stopped wayside, taking a moment to catch their breath and admire the scenery.