Everyday language is built up of prefabricated parts and templates that form a speaker's individual discourse experience (Hopper, 1998;MacWhinney, 2001;Bybee and McClelland, 2005).
the Constructicon lists constructions, such as the Way_manner construction (e.g., She whistled her way down the lane), and lists the roles associated with the construction and the Construction Evoking Element (CEE) (e.g., one's way in this context).