Sentence examples for without actually going to from inspiring English sources

Then they emigrated from the Soviet Union on Israeli visas without actually going to Israel (the Israelis term them "dropouts").

People undervalue Rivera because it's difficult to estimate his significance without actually going to Mexico City to see what he did.

The resulting parabolic flight path gives the pilot enough time and distance to fall safely (Figure 2B). Figure 2. Parabolic flights allow passengers to experience weightlessness without actually going to space.

These are items that you can't usually get without actually going to Italy to buy them.

They're using the Jabber platform for this – meaning you can add your Meebo account to a Jabber client and access this service without actually going to Meebo.com.

Astronomers calculated the time at observatories and the innovatory time balls of the nineteenth century allowed ships' captains to set their chronometers from a distance, without actually going to the Observatory.

That event, though, gave Reagan the good fortune of appearing to have been morally righteous, historically clairvoyant, and strong, without ever actually going to war.

Unfortunately, there's no way to enjoy the benefits of going to the gym without, you know, actually going to the gym.

He could maybe even have told us that it's quite easy to give speeches, saying that what you need is a press that doesn't have any political bias, and that's regulated by the state, and that never does anything that anyone would think was wrong, without saying who was actually going to pay for that press, and who was going to keep it going.

For its customers, Good Eggs offers farmer's market-quality goods without the hassle of actually going to the farmer's market.

He could maybe even have told us that it's quite easy to go on the radio, or give speeches, saying that what you need is a press that doesn't have any political bias, and that's regulated by the state, and that never does anything that anyone would think was wrong, without saying who was actually going to pay for that press, and who was going to keep it going.