Sentence examples for extensively free from inspiring English sources
Regardless, one of the provisions in that legislation made it much more difficult for senators to enjoy what Burr had reveled in so extensively: free travel around the world, paid for by special interests.
Among the performers is the controversial comedian Frankie Boyle who has talked extensively about free speech.
And in having to rely more extensively on free media, Mr. Bush, meanwhile, is fully experiencing the downside of unscripted encounters.
The donkey got its name from Jean Buridan, the nominalist fourteenth-century philosopher and Catholic priest who wrote extensively about free will.
He worked extensively to free soldiers that he believed had been left behind, and even engaged in secret diplomatic talks with the Vietnamese government, to the chagrin of the Reagan White House.
Instead, a more extensively nucleosome-free region may be present in the intergenic regions of the parasite genome allowing easy access to RNA polymerase machinery and transcription factors.
Finned surface has been extensively used for free convection cooling of internal combustion engines and several electronic kits etc.
The wells were rinsed extensively with serum free MEM to eliminate non-adherent cells and debris.
In order to eliminate the possibility of E. coli LPS contamination of our preparation, the protein was washed extensively in pyrogen free buffers.
Instead, triptycene was considered as a desirable alternative bicyclic building unit as it has been used extensively to generate free volume and intrinsic microporosity within polymers.
DCs were washed extensively to remove free antibody or phage particles and co-cultured with CFSE-labeled OT-I CD8+ T cells for 72 h at a DC T cell ratio of 1 1.
