Sentence examples for far more free from inspiring English sources

He has a bigger budget than most filmmakers and can command far more free TV time for promoting his wares.

At the other end of society, women own less, earn less and provide far more free care than men.

But even in the good old days, when doctors were far more free with the morphine jabs, it was still difficult to get her wishes fulfilled.

That is a condition of the two leagues: football has always been a controlled world, while basketball has felt far more free.

Xenon, in particular, should be even keener than methane to lock itself away like this, yet there is far more free xenon than methane in the Martian air.Another possibility is that the putative extra methane is a chimera.

Mike Murphy, Mr. McCain's senior strategist, said the campaign had decided to stick to its new schedule -- which on Friday includes a ride with the "Today" show on Mr. McCain's campaign bus -- because it offers far more free media exposure.

At a moment when, thanks to streaming video, there's more audiovisual work available at the touch of a button than was playing in the whole world in the age of "King Kong," there are monsters far more free-spirited and liberating than Treeson for children to call upon.

And Trump is far more free-wheeling than Obama (or any other past president, for that matter).

Unfortunately for the priests and their erstwhile marijuana monopoly, however, many other competing religions and spiritual paths active at the time including pagans and those who worshipped the Goddess Ashera had their own far more free-flowing kaneh-bosm supply.

The head of government stands two swords-lengths away from the leader of the opposition, and they go at it in a fashion that's far more free-wheeling and entertaining than any formal candidate debate.

Your work is far more free-flowing than it can be in Ruby for instance, whenever you might break or exceed the Ruby model in your approach.