Sentence examples for free leaflet from inspiring English sources
Icstis has free leaflet, 'Premium Rate Services on the Internet: A Guide for Consumers'.
A free leaflet, "The Millennium Mile," with information on South Bank attractions, is available from (44-171) 928 6193.
All parties standing in any constituency have the right to a free leaflet drop by the Royal Mail.
Produced in Kent (producedinkent.co.uk) publishes a free leaflet downloadable from its website that gives details of 14 vineyards and when they are open to visitors.
Visiting there A free leaflet on Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust's Laurie Lee Wildlife Way can be downloaded from gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk and is also available at the Woolpack.
A classic example was in a certain Sunday supplement this weekend, one that frequently peddles the sort of crackpot diets – juicing, fasting, etc – you might expect to read about in a health-food shop's free leaflet, not a national newspaper.
The Tourist Information Center has free leaflets for self-guided tours, including a two- to three-hour tour of the Clyde River's 18 bridges, and architectural tours of, for instance, the rowhouses and other structures built by the 19th-century architect Alexander (Greek) Thomson.
The flowers are arranged in umbelliform inflorescences which are pauciflor or pluriflor (2-14 flowersupportedrted on an erect hollow scape (flower stem) which is 20 75 cm (12 30") tall and 2.5 5 cm (1 2") in diameter with two free bracts forming a spathe which is bivalve with free leaflets at its base.
Mechanically, the elastic modulus of the peptide-bound leaflets would be larger than that of the peptide-free leaflets, because the bound peptides on the membrane were like crusted patches, which would not only limit the undulation of the bound lipids but also weaken the elastic deformability of the peptide-bound leaflets.
Distributed free, 849,761,119 leaflets, religious books, hymn books and periodicals in 181 languages and dialects.
The process was carried out following the same protocol as in the case of the extractives-free raw leaflets and rachis described above in Section 2.2.
