without ***** , w/out (abbreviation) , w/o (abbreviation)

In the end, the show went off without major problems.

We've been on our feet for four hours without a break.

"The people who come up here without children are looking for good food."

Life without a friend like you will never be the same.

More than 1 in 5 said they had gone without medical care.

How could she ever know in a world without fact?

Better to be without them and see one another as you really are.

How low can you go without going down and out?

New York will be a different place without both of them.

How much of a story can you tell without words?

But, what are the rest of us going to do without you.

In a country without a government, under what law would he be tried?

The company had gone more than a year without one.

Young people are more likely to be without health care or a job.

But the new system was not without its own problems.

Without them, you may not be able to find your room.

"Without their help we would never be working with the government."

But I also knew not to say some things without being told.

He cannot take all children who are brought without parents, however.

He had never before seen a school system without them.

But many companies found ways to talk without saying anything.

He could never go for more than a week without talking to her.

How small and still my world will be without you.

Such a system could help more than those without a phone.

The call can be made without money and on any phone.