Sentence examples for free tends from inspiring English sources

"Free tends to trump fee in almost every market," he said.

This was not, as one might be forgiven for thinking, about defending gay and lesbian service members, whose rejection from the armed forces is a reminder that what makes us less free tends to make us less safe as well.

The extensive gardens at the American Club and other resort properties were neatly trimmed and weed free, tended by a corps of healthy-looking, tanned teenagers in crimson shirts and caps.

Also, food from work, whether purchased or obtained for free, tended to be "high in empty calories, sodium, and refined grains and low in whole grains and fruit". And surprise!

Even though this recipe calls for 45-50 minutes of baking, keep in mind that anything gluten-free tends to take longer to cook.

The literature on free will tends to focus on moments of choice: was I free at that point to do other than what I did?

If you want quality themes, try to avoid (but not entirely the forums and free sites) free sites tend to have some sub par or junkie looking themes.

It also reminds you how strangely restricted and traditional so much other "free" jazz tends to be.

A public good is something that the free market tends not to provide on its own, to the detriment of society.

Free representation tends to be provided by lawyers at nonprofit advocacy groups that are ill equipped to keep up with demand.

So, the first available free magnesium tends to join with existing calcite to form dolomite or it forms new dolomite.