Sentence examples for an almost free from inspiring English sources

TR: A few years ago, the Internet appeared to offer users an almost free lunch.

They got an almost free title, saying they would spend $150m, then they made a deal of $2.5bn.

Cardinal Pell said Vatican departments had long had "an almost free hand" with their finances and had followed "long-established patterns" in managing their affairs.

Consequently, in the short-to-medium term (two to five years) the Israeli government will have an almost free rein in the city to complete the Hebronisation process.

As Smith points out, its attraction over other more productive avenues for investment can be found in the tax regime, which allows property investors an almost free ride.

The effect of that decision and an increase in production by the organization's largest producer, Saudi Arabia, was an almost free fall of prices to about $14 a barrel and a disastrous decline in revenues for OPEC members.

With all of that money you saved on a (almost) free stopover, live like a Sultan and splurge on one of the world's 10 most luxurious hotel suites.

It trades narrative ballast and centrality for an almost free-associative glut of experience, and so it cannot be satisfactorily summarized.

But these numbers don't capture watching him live, where he plays an almost free-role, effortlessly moving past defenders with perfect precision.

He said that the method, called "coving," combines the financial advantages of more traditional methods with an almost free-form approach to lot sizes and shapes, setbacks and the positioning of houses on individual lots.

He and three partners then started CIDA City Campus, an almost-free business university for students who cannot afford mainstream higher education.