free的示例

• Feel free to help yourself to coffee.

• I do a lot of reading in my free time.

• We like to get the marketing done on Thursdays so we can have the weekend free.

• The recent free elections mark the next step in the country's progress towards democracy.

• The very concept of free speech is unknown to them.

• Adults pay an admission charge but children get in free.

• The books will be distributed free to local schools.

• All the carpets we sell are fitted free.

• They fixed my watch free of charge.

• Adults pay an admission charge but children get in free.

• Don't you think that allowing a criminal to go free is perhaps better than imprisoning an innocent person?

• He went free because the jury decided there was a reasonable doubt about his guilt.

• The police reasoned with the hijackers to at least let the children go free.

• The Court of Appeal reversed the earlier judgment and set him free.

• After years in prison, the men who had wrongfully been found guilty of the bombing were finally set free.

• I've got something on this Tuesday, but I'm free on Wednesday.

• I just wanted to ask you if you're free this afternoon.

• We like to get the marketing done on Thursdays so we can have the weekend free.

• Are you free at lunchtime?

• She's never at home because she spends all her free time at hockey practices.

• The government pursued every official channel to free the hostages.

• She was freed from prison through the agency of her doctor.

• She never gave up the struggle to have her son freed from prison.

• Most political prisoners were freed under the terms of the amnesty.

• The campaigners appealed to the government to free the prisoners.

• Indeed, like many newly freed people, they considered parties almost illegitimate threats to national unity.

• In this situation, it frees writers from the effort of investigating their themes and encourages them to rely on a ready-made solution.

• The sculptor's thought is freed to be completely three-dimensional.

• They take the postmodernist achievement to be one which conveniently frees theological conservatism from the uncomfortable pressures of secular, rationalist criticism.

• They would often be put in the stocks until they sobered up, but they would invariably lapse again as soon as they were freed.

• Though advertising revenue freed the press from direct political control, it introduced its own form of constraints on an expanding press in the 20th century.

• The healing process involves correcting imbalances and freeing blockages, thus restoring a proper energy flow through the body.

• If a whole industry is swept aside because of failing entrepreneurship, resources would be freed for other, expanding sectors.

• The divine was consequently freed from any responsibility for such prodigies.

• If the sustainable catch is fixed, improved technical efficiency is a benefit only if resources are freed from the catching sector for productive use elsewhere.

• On the other hand, some leaders of the scientific community supported freer scientific research on human embryos.

• The patient is simply freed from being held prisoner by the current state of the art of medical technology.

• Giving internalization a superior status might have freed it from many old debates.

• The exception are aristocrats, who are served by a sufficient number of other people to be freed of this daily burden.

• The alternative, they argue, is to let the great mass of people engage in market processes, freeing themselves from such dependency.