Sentence examples for Due for free from inspiring English sources

Like Blake this season, Malakhov was a rent-a-player who was due for free agency.

Pace, the Rams All-Prooffensiveve tackle, is due for free agency, and signing him to another long-term deal is the team's top priority.

Fair or not, the loss also opened the door to a flood of questions about Durant, who is due for free agency at the start of July.

They would most likely be unrestricted, as would the players who signed one-year deals and those who were due for free agency anyway.

The secondary is also in flux, with the top cornerback Dre Blyy due for free agency and Williams, at age 33, a question mark coming back from ankle and leg surgery.

The bill has come due for wild free-agent spending, and just to get through last week the Angels had to trade for a 34-year-old minor league shortstop, call up a 31-year-old minor league shortstop, and use 33-year-old Daniel Nava as a cleanup batter, for the first time in his career.

Too many have fairly undifferentiated offerings, have been devalued due to being available for free, yet still clamour to be noticed by a population with an ever-decreasing attention span.

The figures were released on Friday, named as Equal Pay Day and the day of the year when women in effect begin to work for free due to the pay gap.

The swelling behavior of Ac-Di-Sol® depended on the ionic strength and the pH of the medium due to a competition for free water and the acidic nature of this polymer.

Definition: A dynamic in which a player feels that they are getting something for free due to someone else having done work.

FreeWill is able to provide the platform to consumers for free due to the proceeds it receives from its nonprofit customers, who pay to be featured on the platform as a partner organization.