Sentence examples for a bit of free from inspiring English sources

The shifter isn't particularly crisp, and the steering has a bit of free play.

Clearly spotting a bit of free publicity, MI6 has launched a well-timed recruitment drive.

Just don't be surprised if the nip-backers come with a bit of free advice for the batsmen too.

But a duck house, a moat and a bit of free gardening are hardly an "opportunity for personal enrichment".

What I keep returning to when I have a bit of free reading time is Hunter Davies's book about the Beatles.

Because a university is the best place to indulge in a bit of "free education", to explore what you find interesting, to expand your knowledge.

If I may indulge in a bit of free-marketeering, I think competition might actually improve some of the commercial products on the big screens.

True enough though the chances of a Communist president would be hugely enhanced if the party changed its name (as its cousins in Central Europe have done), disavowed much of its history, embraced a bit of free-marketry, and had the nous to put a youthful person like Poland's president, Alexander Kwasniewski, at its head.

rumr is about "controlled anonymity" — aka, having a bit of free-flowing fun with your friends.

"While in college, I took a few classes around and did quite a bit of free-time studying on derivatives.

I will have a bit of a free role.