Sentence examples for free holds from inspiring English sources
Surely, their newly released lead single, "Young, Wild & Free," holds no spoilers in its hook: "So what we get drunk/So what we smoke weed/We're just having fun/We don't care who sees".
The use of anonymous proxies (most of which are free) holds many benefits for DDoS attackers.
The two events involved are the cross-country men's 50km mass start free, held earlier today – Russia swept all three medals – and the women's 30km mass start free, which was held yesterday – Norway claimed all three in that one.
Beyond supply, Chinese state-run banks support industry with construction loans so cheap that credit can be almost free, holding down operating costs.
Margaret Thatcher told a 1988 Conservative Party conference: "No generation has a free hold on this earth.
Detection of miRNAs in peripheral blood, either cell-associated or cell-free, holds great potential for noninvasive and real-time molecular based monitoring of diagnosis and treatment effects in disease.
We needed to rescue some plants and keep them in a weed- and chicken-free holding bed.
It is then considered to be a tax-free holding in a foreign company, not a British asset.
Bruising as it is to the human sense of worth, sensible producers and presenters accept that a show is always a lease-hold rather than a free-hold.
At the same time, some new free-hold condominiums were built in the surrounding area; one of the developments, built by the property arm of F&N in 2001, is called Seletaris after the company's former mineral water.
