Sentence examples for free because of from inspiring English sources
(Was the other man free because of the writers' strike? The Broadway strike? So many possibilities).
We passed signs on front lawns that read: "Land of the Free Because of the Brave".
International observers deemed the poll fair, but not free, because of widespread violence.
She said her trip is stress free because of a company-sponsored van.
"There have been claims that some guilty people have or may go free because of the law," she said.
Ward should be set free because of his ineffective leadership, not for the showmanship officials once loved, but now loathe.
Blood offers to let him go scot-free because of his amazing pluck.
The remainder is ice-free because of either relatively warm temperatures or scant snowfall.
"We have a 75-year-old department that has been scandal-free because of our supervision.
Most American and European products enter Mexico tariff-free because of free trade pacts that Mexico has with the United States and the European Union.
Martin Hearson, ActionAid's tax specialist and co-author of the report, said: "Outrageously, SABMiller's subsidiaries in Ghana and India have been operating income tax-free because of the company's use of tax havens.
