Sentence examples for at large for from inspiring English sources
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The phrase "at large for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is often used in contexts referring to someone being free or not captured, typically in legal or criminal contexts.
Example: "The suspect is still at large for the robbery that occurred last month."
Alternatives: "on the loose for" or "still wanted for".
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