Sentence examples for be free in from inspiring English sources

"Be free in London, from €2,614".

"Children can't be free in our country.

College education should be free in America.

Should education continue to be free in public universities?

Kindergarten places will be free in our state, too!

"He deserves to be free in the world".

Just as it can be free in captivity, it can also be captive in freedom.

I like to be free in every sense of the word.

The service will be free in first class and £4.95 an hour in standard.

Taking into account time served, both men will be free in a little over three years.

The idea was to be free, in both senses, and not to be earnestly improving.