Sentence examples for be free to pull from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berlusconi would be free to pull the plug whenever he wished.

Insiders tell me, "Just wait until after the mid-terms, he'll be free to pull all the stops out".

They were also informed that they would be free to pull out of the interview at any point.

Sometimes, he would handle the defensive end by himself so that the offensive tackle was free to pull and lead.

"Obviously he is free to pull out whenever he feels the situation has become too dangerous or he is exhausted.

With captain Kevin Muscat shifting from full-back to the base of the midfield, Fred was free to pull the strings – the attacking playmaker behind Thompson and Allsopp.

Her hind legs were folded back & attached to them were small pink plastic roller skates, two wheels to a leg, while her forelegs-representing the motive power were free to pull the entire dog anywhere she chose to go.

When you really like someone and he really knows that you do, you are free to pull really mean jokes on him.

Be warned that a mortgage agreement-in-principle is not always enough as banks are still free to pull out of the deal leaving you with just a few weeks to find an alternative.

One of the best gigs I've ever seen cost just $10, but even that raises an eyebrow these days; entry to many gigs in the city is now free, to pull in visitors.

They are free to fix prices and pull merchandise from any wholesaler or retailer who dares to discount.