Sentence examples for be free to transform from inspiring English sources

But after these performances, the dancers will be free to transform the choreographic material into solos of their own.

The bottom line, as Charles W. Collier put it in The Journal of Legal Education in 2005, is that the University of Michigan would be free to "transform itself into the Michigan University for Alumni Children Only without running afoul of the law in any way".

After taking logarithms, the resulting transformed values are free to vary over the entire range of real numbers.

By accepting yourself for the fun, quirky perfectly-imperfect being that you are can set you free to transform your health, business and relationships for the better.

The second uncertainty is related to whether policies and practises influencing reindeer herding are aiming to transform free grazing reindeer herding or whether they are actually policies intended to support and compensate existing herding practises.

Andrew Langley, cabinet member for LGSS at Northamptonshire county council, said: "As a result of this technology we have been able to transform our free school meals service to become a smaller, more efficient team, whilst also improving the service provided to our customers.

It's easy to post advertisements in the shelter of a free society; it's hard to transform lives battered and damaged repeatedly in the long and perilous shadows of evil.

There was a dedicated device (BiPulse Ventilator, DIMAR, Mirandola, Italy) with a pneumatic time-cycled expiratory valve that was able to transform classic free continuous flow CPAP techniques into biphasic positive airway pressure.

In brief, about 30 μg endotoxin-free construct DNA was used to transform rice protoplasts.

In the first step, the random decrement method was used to transform random signals in free vibration responses.

"They're intended to transform.