Sentence examples for free effort from inspiring English sources

In the case of the man who breaks the tabletop, his breaking the tabletop is free (if it is) not just because it results from an active effort to break the tabletop, but because it results (we are to presume) from a free effort to break the tabletop.

The DNI work also comes at a time when many news organizations are struggling against the economics of the news industry — which has had a messy transition from being a profitable, print-based business that made money through both newspaper sales and advertising, to a largely ad-based free effort that is available online through a vast proliferation of outlets.

But such efforts have not yet led to action against Mr Tan.As long as Mr Tan continues to roam free, efforts to clean up football will probably be for nought.

It's a relatively cruelty-free effort to bring awkward smart guys together with lovely dumb girls.

It might even have been the top one," he said of his bogey-free effort.

A pain-free effort sent him back to the clubhouse with a smile and his cap tipped back on his head.

And on 1, the younger Molinari pops in his birdie putt, a fuss-free effort that'll hopefully give him a lot of confidence with his blade today.

If the calendar says February and the map reads California, there is no beating Leipheimer, who concluded his third consecutive Tour of California victory Sunday with a drama-free effort.

In an era of monochrome baseline-bashers, Sharapova is the biggest earner in her sport, even though her game is rooted to the discipline of two-fisted, risk-free effort from the back of the court.

Possibly in acknowledgement of the solemnity of the occasion, presenter Gary Lineker attempted only one of his signature jokes: a pun-free effort in which the "Dutchman making his debut in Manchester" cunningly meant not Louis Van Gaal, the new Man Utd manager at Old Trafford, but expert Ruud Gullit in the MOTD studio (which, if you are going to be picky, is in Salford).

Initially, this was in the form of manual eccentric strengthening exercises completed prone on the plinth in three sets of six repetitions with maximal pain-free effort.