by proxy

The only way he can own that is by proxy.

Only by proxy, sure, but how many of us can say even that much?

And so, by proxy, will the rest of the world.

You want to help build it, if only by proxy.

In the end, I expect, the marriage would have been by proxy.

The couple were married by proxy on October 5, 1600.

That way I can claim to have read it by proxy.

The duties of the office must also have been done by proxy, if at all.

Before morning, he would torch the house, but by proxy rather than with his own hands.

Was this one of those other things to which he had "agreed" by proxy?

War against them, even by proxy, would not be well received back home, I suspect.

They were married by proxy before she traveled to be with him.

We should not choose, however, to explore always and only by proxy.

They joked that she was the children's second mother by proxy.

The paper was presented by proxy on February 28, 2007.

He wants to rule by proxy through his brother Peter.

For a second straight day, their feelings were passed by proxy, through the news media.

Survivors by proxy are now capable of doing the same.

"Our security matters cannot be settled by proxy for us."

Most members of the committee voted by proxy and did not attend in person.

A creditor may vote either in person or by proxy.

Sexually frustrated enough by proxy for both his friends, Miles went back inside.

"Fortunately Texas is one of the states which allows marriage by proxy."

The ultimate outcome is that too many of them die by proxy.

Violence by proxy, for instance, was obviously a political principle of some value.