Sentence examples for without the advantage from inspiring English sources

The British on that day, without the advantage of aiming at leisure from hiding, killed 50 Americans.

She knew because she had occasionally surprised him in the act -- without the advantage of birds, bubbles or frogs.

Without the advantage of incumbency, Ms. Warren often relies on local Democratic officials or labor leaders to introduce her around.

First, South Africa is a relatively small country without the advantage of a huge domestic customer base.

There he drowsed on an ebony bed, apparently without the advantage of ionizing purifiers to keep the air from becoming stagnant.

Solskjaer said: "I feel it wasn't a penalty, but I accept that Howard had to make a decision there and then, without the advantage of replays.

The town retained a share of Baltic commerce, though without the advantages afforded by league status.

It is an experience only slightly more stirring than a spell in a real waiting room, though without the advantages of hot coffee and a newspaper.

With the new questions, Theodore L. Spencer, director of undergraduate admissions, said Michigan wanted to give proper credit to students who had compiled good academic records without the advantages that others had.

It simply means hundreds of thousands of people – often living without the advantages of good education, stable work, and secure housing – aren't getting the minimal help they're entitled to.

New York declared in a story, "Arianna Stassinopoulos has become, in record time, a fixture in East Side social life, and without the advantages of wealth, a title, or conventional beauty".