Sentence examples for without going very from inspiring English sources

He said: "I don't think there is a venue, without going very far north in Scotland, which would be viable for T in the Park, so yes, I don't think it would carry on if we didn't host it at Strathallan this year".

He told BBC Radio Scotland: "I don't think there is a venue, without going very far north in Scotland, which would be viable for T in the Park, so yes, I don't think it would carry on if we didn't host it at Strathallan this year".

"So I don't think that's a wise move at this stage and the lads have been going very well without me so I wish them the best of luck".

"Even without the crisis, Broadway has gone very expensive".

But some of the hardest-working teams do not go very far without the necessary talent.

People tend to prefer secondary sources these days — newspaper, radio, television, ticker, beeper, Internet, elevator screen — and you can't go very far without stumbling over a five-day forecast or an update on the current conditions.

People tend to prefer secondary sources these days newspaper, radio, television, ticker, beeper, Internet, elevator screen and you can't go very far without stumbling over a five-day forecast or an update on the current conditions.

Wisely, he decided to become a lawyer, since it was unlikely he would ever go very long without being hauled into court, and as a rogue it was natural that he should join the rogues' own political machine at Tammany Hall.

Alternating current can't go very far without having to be pushed along, so it requires power-guzzling substations.

If you've paid even the barest attention to the march of computing progress over the last half century, you couldn't have gone very far without coming across Moore's Law.

Without them, you can't go very far out there in the world.