Sentence examples for free hand for from inspiring English sources

The probe was held free hand for these experiments.

"Give me a free hand for these two weeks and I'll make you tired of it".

The device was created at the request of musicians, who don't always have a free hand for turning the pages of their music while they're playing.

This hadn't left her with a free hand for either of her younger sons, five-year-old Adam Muhammed and seven-year-old Hassan Muhammed.

Given the President's reluctance to concede anything to his critics, perhaps Baer wanted to preserve a free hand for his boss.

During the last decade of the 19th century, when the principal powers grouped into alliances, Salisbury maintained a free hand for Britain.

Latif wraps a scarf around her head, and secures her phone in it, so she can talk and have her free hands for working at the loom.

Because I like to mess with people I thought about ordering a glass of wine, chugging it, and taking a selfie while breastfeeding in public just to see if the guy's head would explode, but I had no free hands for the wine and I was using all my energy reserves to cut grapes.

Mr Déby's demise would probably mean a freer hand for Sudan in eastern Chad and the ravaged Sudanese region of Darfur.

By and large, a tradition of English common law leaves a freer hand for business although India is a glaring exception.Some progress has been made in reducing regulatory burdens, especially in Latin America, but much more needs to be done.

Use cookie cutters (or free hand cut) for the desired shapes for flowers.