Sentence examples for be free when it from inspiring English sources

A piece of art has to be free when it leaves the pen of the composer or the writer".

Billed as a "premium attraction", it comes at a premium price: £24.95 for adults and £18.95 for children (compared to a trip on the London Eye for £17.28, or the Emirates Air Line at only £3.20 on an Oyster card, and the Walkie-Talkie tower, which will be free when it opens at the end of 2014).

It's being reviewed by Apple as we speak, and it'll be free when it comes out.

Now, since our fee to the labels is steep on this part, it won't be free when it launches, but we're arranging a steep discount for MMN partners.

The good news for current Cablevision subscribers is that the service will be free when it launches; non-subscribers will be able to get the Wi-Fi service totally independent of regular broadband.

Monolith cleared the air about the upcoming Toy Soldier Map Pack for F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin and rest assured, the DLC will be free when it drops in mid-April.

So perhaps a choice is free when it's caused by my desire rather than compelled (that is, caused against my desire).

However, it is difficult to see in what sense human choice is free when it is determined infallibly by a divinely originated desire that the will of each individual, to whom it is granted, finds irresistible.

Again, in his late work on the problem of human free will and grâce efficace par elle-même, Arnauld took over what he says is the Thomistic position that the will is free when it is a potestas ou facultas ad opposita.

Will political leaders start challenging the orthodoxy that says the private economy is always better than government, free trade is always better than fair trade, education alone can get us out of our problems, and the market is free when it actually isn't?

A private contractor was arrested after the Taguba investigation was completed, but was freed when it was discovered the army had no jurisdiction over him under military or Iraqi law.