Sentence examples for being free to from inspiring English sources

"Like being free to think for yourself".

But free speech also means being free to argue with the Tebows.

Whose lawyer said, "The transition from being free to being incarcerated is very difficult for him".

"Content sellers will underwrite hardware costs, so that devices eventually end up being free to consumers".

Being free to do something doesn't just mean being legally permitted to do it.

But MDhub.com has the distinct advantage of being free to doctors and patients.

None has yet won an appeal.As for the detainees' being "free to leave at any time", this is a stretch.

The dialogue was somewhat flexible, the actors being free to improvise and satirize as the occasion demanded.

"A free election depends on people being free to speak, organize and run for office, and we didn't see that".

There is a fine balance as a player between being pushed and being free to make mistakes.

The public service ideal relies on BBC journalists being free to follow their noses without fear or favour.