Sentence examples for engaging free from inspiring English sources

"I told you guys that if I arrived at the 16th leading by a couple I might puke," Beem, an engaging free spirit, told reporters at his post-championship press conference.

Summer in the Square 2002 is one of New York City's most engaging free outdoor festivals.

Readers looking for answers to the jobs question should check out Douglas Irwin's engaging "Free Trade Under Fire".

Nagasu, 16, the 2008 national champion from Arcadia, Calif., delighted the crowd with a graceful and engaging free skate but finished second because she slightly under-rotated three triple jumps.

For example, a slave could not engage free boys in pederastic relationships ("A slave shall not be the lover of a free boy nor follow after him, or else he shall receive fifty blows of the public lash")., and they were forbidden from the palaestrae ("A slave shall not take exercise or anoint himself in the wrestling-schools").

Employees who try to harangue leaders into changing corporate policy are not engaging in free speech.

The first challenge is figuring out whether companies that join B.D.S. are engaging in free speech at all.

"It was disheartening to hear the administration condemn Americans engaging in free speech that hurt the feelings of Muslims," said Senator Jim DeMint.

"It was disheartening to hear the administration condemn Americans engaging in free speech that hurt the feelings of Muslims, while real atrocities have been repeatedly committed by Islamic radicals against women, Christians and Jews in the Middle East," he said.

• To the Editor: The United States Supreme Court's decision to block matching funds in Arizona was the obvious action to take in light of recent precedent prohibiting the government from punishing candidates and independent groups for engaging in free speech.

It has been called an "exercise in tokenism" for the purpose of preserving a literal "space" for engaging in free speech while also "cornering" it in that space.