Sentence examples for a freebie of from inspiring English sources

The trouble was that Ralph adores a freebie of this kind, and even though he was just back from Davos, where he'd been advising the head of the World Bank on corporate re-imaging, he insisted on going.

Staying true to his love for instrumental brain twisters he sent us over a freebie of the new heater, "Basement Dweller Overture".

Apart from the half of impeccable crispy duck and a freebie bowl of chicken and ­sweetcorn soup (watery and bland, as befits a palate-cleansing quasi-sorbet), the portions were at least three times bigger than normal.

Spanish is a freebie, kind of like the space in the middle of a bingo card.

We tucked into seafood chowder (no potatoes, just meltingly soft fish and clams), fried clams and, of course, boiled lobster, which came with a freebie appetizer of sweet little fried shrimp and scallops.

He notes it's "pretty well understood" that their soup is a freebie ("kind of like a pickle"), and that the menu explains it's available only "while supplies last".

Then it was off to South Ferry and the Staten Island Ferry, a freebie with views of the Statue of Liberty.

And, if they no longer include the fact that they've had a freebie, the problem of fake reviews could become worse, not better.

His dream, as he told the American people, was to create an "impermeable" anti-missile shield over the United States -- "like a roof protects a family from rain" -- that would end the possibility of nuclear attack from the Soviet Union and so create peace in our time (or, if you were of a more cynical turn of mind, the possibility of a freebie nuclear assault on the Soviets).

The connection to Neil Wallis and his acceptance of a freebie at Champneys to recuperate after illness this year were errors of judgement.

In April 2012, Music Australia Guide (Mag) offered copies of the album to readers as part of a "freebie" giveaway.