Sentence examples for be given for free from inspiring English sources
You can drink an artisan coffee in east or south London at Brewbird, which trains ex-offenders in barista and baking skills, or at the Square Peg in Swansea, where profits are given to charities, or buy a "suspended coffee" to be given for free to a homeless person, at The Lodge Cafe in Chester.
Actually RFI Spa manages 1700 stations without any railway personnel, where some spaces could be given for free.
At the very least, that thing should be given for free to every AT&T customer who drops calls on a regular basis.
What's more, she worried about what would happen to her income if the club decided that, since their strippers were getting wages, private dances should be given for free.
"Children will die without this treatment, which has to be given for free, as families' coping mechanisms are severely weakened due to the long lean period," he adds.
Thus, the notion that government policy recommends basic ANC services to be delivered free of charge was expressed by 17 (49%) of all respondents, the perception being that all services should be given for free irrespective of one's income and other social statuses.
Bin the swag Nothing you're given for free at a festival is ever worth keeping.
But for 9 15 Fair Play's supplying of the tournament, Allemagne said that the financial rewards were nonexistent: "The sprays for the World Cup were given for free.
"But sometimes people just do not trust that something that is given for free is good so they believe that the LLIN causes the problems when it does not".
It confirmed that clubs sometimes gave tickets to businesses "to increase club awareness", and that tickets at the Al Ahli v Al Sadd match had been given for free to workers from a construction company that had recently renovated the stadium.
One of the greatest crime committed against the city of El-Aaiún is the squandering of the city's property reserve – allocated for parks and kids playgrounds – that was given for free to some privileged people.
