Sentence examples for be free through the from inspiring English sources

Westchester County officials announced yesterday, two days after a bus strike was settled, that all rides would be free through the end of May.

'The Herb Must Be Free!' Through the spring, as the stock market fell, Mr. Beal began hoping that the prospect of a recession would make investors like Mr. Berger less willing to buy 9 Bleecker Street.

The songs will only be free through the first few downloads, and will start to rise after that.

FEMEN protests display a blatant expression of orientalism and colonialism in their belief that there is only one way to be free: through the utter disrobing of all garments covering the body.

Kreisky, however, has spent more on social progress (about 18 1/2%) than any other country in recent years, e.g., education is free through the graduate college level, free medical attention, etc. Tells about the controversy over United Nation's City, to be built in Vienna at very high cost.

The service is free through the end of the year.

Well, actually, the console is free through the end of May, at which point BlueStacks will slap on a price tag.

The core problem is that, while an ID itself is free, through the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), the underlying documentation required to get an ID can be expensive to obtain and time-consuming to assemble.

In Brazil, vaccination of children with PCV10 is free through the National Unified Health System (10 ).

And, although injectables were free through the public sector, Kenyan women who obtained their method through a private-sector clinic or were compelled to buy their injectable at a chemist or drug shop because of stockouts, reported paying 150 300 shillings per injection.

Also in 1535 he left Bonn for Lyons, where Francis I had him arrested for his published criticisms of the king's mother; but he was freed through the intercession of friends and died a few months later (probably in 1535) at Grenoble.