Sentence examples for exchanged freely from inspiring English sources

As with PlayStation 4, games can be sold and exchanged freely.

Attendees came from sectors including retail and academia, as well as delivery companies, and views were exchanged freely under the Chatham House rule, which allows comments to be reported without attribution.

The songs are sold in an encrypted format that Universal says will make it possible only for the purchaser to listen to them, and impossible for them to be exchanged freely via e-mail messages.

Pamela Des Barres called her 1987 memoir "I'm with the Band: Confessions of a Groupie," and she writes frequently of fandom as an essentially symbiotic relationship in which intimacy and inspiration are exchanged freely, peaceably, like a joint being passed around at a party.

This is essential for the editing work, fostering a relaxed and open relationship where questions and criticisms can be exchanged freely.

Notes that would be treated with contempt in the capital, where they possibly would not even be accepted as legal tender, are exchanged freely and without comment in the cities of Salta and Jujuy.

But it was my impression that, here again, the only books you can exchange freely among readers are the old, public-domain ones — not the copy-protected modern best sellers that most people are interested in.

These plates contain bottom and top chambers with 0.4- μm membrane filter pores that do not allow GC cells to pass through but allow medium to exchange freely.

For modelling metabolites, no distinction is required between the intermembrane space, outer mitochondrial membrane and the cytosol, as porins in the outer mitochondrial membrane allow any molecule below 3-6 kDa to exchange freely between the cytosol and the intermembrane space.

The SDR's value is based on the basket of the four international currencies and SDRs can be exchanged for "freely usable" currencies, the IMF says.

It allows for information to be exchanged quickly, freely and easily.