So please, without further ado.

So without a further ado

So without further ado, would you like to hear it?

Thanks, Aki! Without further ado, I'd like to get started here

I will proceed, without further ado, straight to the list of speakers.

Without ado, he put ten lire in my apron pocket and pushed me out

And so without further ado, we switch you now to the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

CCAQ therefore concluded that the General Assembly had given the go ahead for the use of the revised methodology, and urged its implementation without more ado.

And without further ado, I would like to introduce you to Eric Ries, the founder of the Lean

I will disembowel myself with no further ado.

So without further ado, Michael Linville, the director of chamber music at the New World Symphony, will perform the world premiere of the perfect ping.

So, without further ado, I will present to you, ladies and gentlemen now be careful, 'cause it's evil a copy, the official copy, of the gay agenda.

He commended the delegation of the United States on its readiness to abide by the consensus on the draft resolution, which it hoped could be adopted without further ado.

Forty fourth Mr. Ahmad Fathi Al Masri Mr. Ado Vaher Mr. Etien Ninov

If one of your goals for this summer was to get (re)acquainted with Francophone authors, look no further. Without further ado, here are a few book suggestions from our GV Francophone contributors.

Thus, we believe that in the interest of its own credibility, the Council must take action without further ado and show its respect for the views of an undisputed majority within the international community.

Will you be ready? do you like this haste? We'll keep no great ado, a friend or two

I couldn't imagine it without her, no more than without these paintings of yours.

They thought it'd be more innovative without it.

So, without any more stalling, here we go.

But go without for more than a month.

And don't take any more photographs without permission.

Nothing more than a projectionist without films, a miller without flour. He has nothing left.

It will occur without adding any more greenhouse gasses.

Ain't we got enough trouble without you startin' more?

I can't do anything more without an overt act.

The Brussels elites are not likely to admit this fact without further ado their rhetoric still oscillates between doom and gloom pessimism and a kind of pro European PR that is concerned only with how best to sell the Union to Europe s citizens.

Camp was more like a keg party without any alcohol.

Camp was more like a keg party without any alcohol.

Though you might have been more impassioned without hurting yourself.

I'll try and struggle along without you. Some more coffee?

The leaders of the ADO are also responsible to the junior ministers who are appointed to manage specific elements of the defence portfolio.

And when he was come in, he saith unto them, Why make ye this ado, and weep? the damsel is not dead, but sleepeth.

Without me, you two would die here more miserable than rats.

What could he have said without hurting your feelings even more?

Sixty more States, without being members of the Organization, are parties to one or more Hague Conventions.

We urge them to commit firmly and without further ado to that approach, even if, unfortunately, we have to admit that the many efforts made by the international community, embodied in specific proposals such as the road map, have not always produced the hoped for results.

Without this expectation, the EU s policy would likely be even more costly.

Libraries without walls will make the work of information professionals more visible.

Human rights will be more fully protected when terrorism is without protection.

Without a vaccine, these responses would have taken more than a week.

All right now, Mr. Kowalski, let us proceed without any more digression.

That means the city gets more green space and retains more of its history without halting badly needed construction.

More fundamentally, there is something unseemly about electing presidents without a popular majority.

Just recently, government bombing killed more than 150 people, without making any headlines.