Sentence examples for to go away without from inspiring English sources

"Peter thought it best to go away without speaking to her," Potter writes.

"I've never had to go away without Mama before," he explains.

Thousands were obliged to go away without obtaining admission, although every available corner of the capacious building was filled up.

"She is highly motivated and passionate," one begins, "and she refuses to go away without a fight".

"I'm trying to find ways to go away without spending so much money, and this is really inexpensive".

Having been warned that the pollution was unlikely to go away without emergency measures, Hidalgo asked the police to impose the traffic ban last Friday.

Bartholomew wondered if, afterward, he would want to go away; if, without her, his own misfortune would be a desolation he could not bear.

There follows an odd couple of scenes in which Pete nearly confesses to his infidelity and then (I think) tacitly confesses/transfers blame onto Trudy when he tells her "I don't want you to go away anymore without me".

"We wanted him to go away, bat without pressure and find the form that made him one of the best players in his age group.

Rent regulation is very likely to go away, eventually, even without any explicit effort to kill it.

Strains and pains, the bane of people who are exercising, also tend to go away with or without a doctor's attention, and there usually is little other than ice and rest that can be done.