Sentence examples for get around without from inspiring English sources

"It would take too long to get around without them".

They live in huts fashioned from dried jute, get around without roads and have few schools.

Transit advocates argue that the public increasingly values the ability to get around without a car.

Martin's plans are fairly simple: to get around without passing out.

A kid who is too young to have a driver's license could get around without relying on their parents.

It's actually pretty easy to get around without a car or a bike here, just walking and taking buses.

It does, in short, precisely what a city bus is supposed to do make it feasible for people to get around without a car.

And "Amish taxi" services, driven by non-Amish people, provide a way to get around without violating the rule against owning a car.

Still, Mickelson managed to get around without making a big miss, or blowing up in the way he has seemed to so often here in recent years.

I wasn't allowed to see anything that wasn't a children's movie, and in the suburbs you can't get around without a car, so that was it.

Living in Manhattan makes it easier to get around, without a car, and the apartment is close to her daughter's home.