Sentence examples for free to converse from inspiring English sources

It goes a little something like: feel free to converse in the comments, drop me a line if you need, follow me on Twitter if you want, check out my Rebel Mouse page if you're bored.

As always, the usual -- feel free to converse in the comments, drop me a line if you need, follow me on Twitter if you want, check out my Rebel Mouse page if you're bored.

Anyway, you know the drill and if you don't here it is: feel free to converse in the comments to your heart's content, drop me a line if you like, follow me on Twitter if you need, and when you get bored waiting for more liveblog, go and get some of the week's best reads on my Rebel Mouse page.

Often activities that engage the senses or involve light work such as painting pottery or collecting seashells free people to converse and share.

It was distinctly comforting to feel free to contemplate and not to converse.

In this section of the exposition, visitors (students and general public) were received by museum educators and began their visit; they were free to explore the showcases, to converse with each other and with the museum educators.

Beyond that, you all are free to relax and converse with each other in the comments, drop me a line if necessary, follow me on Twitter if you like to scavenge my id for entertainment, and check out the Sunday Reads on my Rebel Mouse page for those moments where you are waiting for me to continue typing.

By barely acknowledging the commission's prohibition of any cellphone use -- hands-free or not -- you reinforce the drivers' impression of their "right" to converse at will.

They're there to converse.

SOUND LEVEL: Quiet enough to converse easily.

And around it, we started to converse.