Sentence examples for without having to cross from inspiring English sources

His granddaughter can now walk all the way to school without having to cross a road.

Cernovich realized that a meme could reach more people than a newspaper story, without having to cross an editor's desk.

AT THE FLAGSHIP store of Yue Hwa Chinese Products in Hong Kong customers can find exotic and everyday items from mainland China without having to cross the border.

As the morning wore on, security officials held open doors to the casino farther down the boardwalk, allowing patrons to enter without having to cross union picket lines outside the main entrance.

The bonus for her, of course, is that she now has grandchildren who can walk to her apartment, just a building away from their homes, without having to cross a street.

Self-Radicalization Some experts on terrorism say Major Hasan may be the latest example of an increasingly common type of terrorist, one who has been self-radicalized with the help of the Internet and who wreaks havoc without support from overseas networks and without having to cross a border to reach his target.

Petersburg), who sponsored the bill, told HuffPost last month those under a mandatory evacuation order "have enough to worry about without having to cross-check themselves to be certain they're in technical compliance with concealed weapon transport laws".

Thus in order for a woman to convert food into adequate nutrition she needs to be: i) Personally well enough to absorb the nutrition; ii) Environmentally placed such that she can obtain the food without, say, having to cross a dangerous desert; and iii) In a social position where such things as norms, laws and power relations permit her to obtain and eat the food.

The trail had multiple routes; however, the main route proceeded north towards Moab, Utah, one of the few places where the Colorado River can be crossed without having to traverse steep cliffs.

If you're undocumented, you don't have the privilege of going to other cities like people without identification barriers, because you have to cross the checkpoint," Williams told me.

Once you see the wide-open pasture that Pickett's men had to cross, moving without cover toward the Union redoubts above them, romance seems an alien concept.