101.   As for the former chairman himself the greatest pity of all is that he found it necessary to go without finding a successor for himself.

102.   The Victorian picture of teachers doling out porridge as poverty-stricken children go without shoes or coats is far from the truth, they say.

103.   Indeed, at times like this, may be it is useful simply to restate what, for many people, is so obvious it often goes without saying.

104.   It goes without saying that this charge is baseless and that the boy in question was selected entirely on his very considerable merit.

105.   Individuals are going without pay.

106.   In extreme cases, people had gone without fuel for up to eight days over a series of two-week periods.

107.   He was at the door, he was going away without having asked the question.

108.   Yet Llewelyn felt the forces of heaven moving him, and aligned himself with them boldly, going without hesitation where they carried him.

109.   Each platoon had placed two men on guard duty, with orders to change them every two hours, to ensure that no one went without rest.

110.   It goes without saying that an ability to write and speak fluently is vital.