Sentence examples for be carried without a from inspiring English sources
On one site, people spoke of the state's laws allowing guns to be carried without a permit.
And because of loose restrictions on weapons here, Arizona is now considered a knife carrier's dream, a place where everything from a samurai sword to a switchblade can be carried without a quibble.
It was, in the words of its inventor, meant to fit into a case "indistinguishable" from a woman's cosmetics compact, so that it might be carried "without giving a visual clue as to matters which are of no concern to others".
The government did not oppose the motion, so it was carried without a formal count on Thursday.
The emergency motion, proposed by the Unite union on the final day of the conference, was carried without a vote, on just a show of hands.
Although a steadfast opponent of parliamentary reform, he helped contribute to the creation of that independent and liberal spirit among the younger members of the House of Commons without which the Reform Bill of 1832 could not have been carried without a revolution.
The Postal Law have modified to permit mail being carried without the formality of a name and address.
Jefferson dismissed the 'necessary and proper' clause as reasoning for the creation of a national bank, stating that the enumerated powers "can all be carried into execution without a bank".
Blackwell called it "The Colorado Lesson", writing that "Woman suffrage can never be carried by a popular vote, without a political party behind it".
An international inquiry on Ms. Bhutto's death could not be carried out without an exhumation, a difficult decision in a Muslim country, Mr. Latif said.
