The phrase "coast without" is not a proper sentence, so it is not technically correct.
However, you can use it in a sentence if you are referring to someone or something coasting along without something else. For example, "I decided to coast without a plan and just go with the flow."
On bicycles, such clutches permit the rider to coast without moving the pedals.
Lawyers outlined their concerns about his behavior, but they sent him back to the West Coast without deciding his fate.
Consider, just for a moment, a weekend on the left coast without the prefabricated pleasures of Disneyland or Universal Studios.
All of which means that it is still possible to experience the most famous parts of this coast without paying its famous prices.
He's been very disappointed in those numbers, and the fact that the channel has hired talent and built out capacity on the West Coast without his input.
On Monday, the United States said it was moving military ships and planes closer to the Libyan coast, without specifying what they might do.
Get rid of that transmission tower with the blinking red light, free yourself from the limits of physics and distance and go coast-to-coast without the FCC breathing down your neck.
Drivers willing to pay for satellite radio or who work for a company that pays for it can listen to commercial-free music, sports, news, and talk radio coast-to-coast without interruption of signals between cities (as terrestrial radio signals are limited to a certain radius from the broadcasting tower).
Even today, you can spend a couple of hours winding along the treacherous, two-lane Highway 1, sandwiched between the Santa Lucia Mountains and the wild Pacific Coast, without anything impeding the view.
"China has offered to build our new 15,000-capacity stadium at Cape Coast, without asking for anything in return," says Michael Frimpong, director of public relations for Ghana's ministry of sport.
The last sightings of Miss Waldron's red colobus were in the 1970's, and a concerted seven-year effort to visit every last scrap of the swampy rain forests the monkey preferred ended late last month in the Ivory Coast without even a hint of its presence, said W. Scott McGraw, an anthropologist at Ohio State University who is a co-author of the paper.
