Has any war been won without shedding blood?
I still can't watch his films without shedding a tear.
Her voice, by the way, has ripened in the subsequent years without shedding its earnestness.
Without shedding most of its traditional businesses, I.B.M. is too big to ever grow at a 20percentt clip again.
Under Mr. Nelson's direction, the production has achieved the deliciously improbable: it scales up understatement without shedding subtlety.
The whole purpose of this law should be to expand civil rights without shedding other protections in the process.
When faced with such a situation, the law limits its inquiry to matters of equitable carving: where to make the incision without shedding too much blood.
There is humour, pathos, skulduggery and vengeance, but there is also tenderness – I have never managed to read the final scene without shedding tears.
Legend couldn't sing about Downton Abbey without shedding light on favorite British period drama pastimes: drinking tea, taking naps, eating scones and gossiping.
Thirty years on, many residents of the small South Yorkshire village cannot recall that day without shedding tears over what they had lost.
Even Ice Cube, without shedding his gangster scowl, settled into a comfortable niche as a family man in the "Barbershop" and "Are We There Yet?" franchises.
