Sentence examples for without companions from inspiring English sources

As to being the oldest biker to have made the ride and to have ridden without companions or back-up, who cares?

Rereading the New York walkers, you find one note that eluded the cynic-contemplatives of Paris: in New York, walking, even without companions, can still be an expression of companionship, of expansive connection; a happy opening out to an enlarged civic self rather than a narrowing down to a contemplative inner one; a way of scooting toward the American Over-Soul, in sneakers.

We got the message in that episode, for example, that the Doctor turns murderous when he travels without companions.

I thirsted for a project through which I could engage this same diversity--but it seemed like too big a tale to tell on my own, and too great a journey to make without companions.

Without companions being present in the consultation, it is possible that family discussion outside of consultations, and without medical input, may lead to misunderstandings and reduced adherence to treatment plans.

The researchers found that while only 72percentt of patients without companion animals were still alive at the end of the year, 94percentt of those with animals survived.

According to a study conducted at the University at Buffalo, couples with pets tend to be happier with their relationship than those without companion animals such as dogs are.

However, there are two putative endonucleases (EsaSS23P  = 393 aa; EsaSS44P  = 385 aa) without companion MTases from shotgun-sequenced environmental samples that share significant amino acid sequence identity with HpyAV and Hin4II (EsaSS23P vs. HpyAV  = 34% aa sequence identity; EsaSS44P vs Hin4II  = 29% aa sequence identity).

Furthermore, the seven farms without companion animals were all seronegative.

Although treatment should be prolonged and pyrazinamide discontinued because of natural resistance to pyrazinamide in NTM, the choice of first-line treatment for TB, without companion drugs such as macrolides or fluoroquinolones, is supported by a recently published trial of the British Thoracic Society (14 ).

One that interested Jung was UFOs: the longing for aliens – we are without God but not without cosmic companions – coupled to tales of being "chosen" for abduction, are indicative of mass spiritual hunger.