Sentence examples for freely passed from inspiring English sources

Blame is being freely passed around.

Seldom is power freely passed and painlessly surrendered, particularly when the traditionally powerful see the realignment as an existential threat.

The American Freedom of Information Act means the grades a university instructor has given throughout his/her teaching career are freely accessible and can be as freely passed on.

But he could not pacify or allay their anger, nor persuade or prevail with them any way, till they freely passed their votes upon him, resumed their power, took away his command from him, and fined him in a sum of money; which by their account that say least, was fifteen talents, while they who reckon most, name fifty.

Games can be freely passed on to friends, Microsoft added, but only once.

To do so, they used unsterilized syringes that freely passed on infection.

People can freely pass over them.

Uric acid derived from nucleoproteins freely passes the glomerular barrier and is normally largely reabsorbed in the proximal tubule.

This often happens when it is freely passing (drifting) through the atmosphere and encountering a fair number of such deficient repeat orbits.

This effectively turns the London stretch of the river into a temporary reservoir with spare room into which the extra fluvial waters can freely pass.

Fish hear easily underwater, as sound travels in a wave of vibration that freely passes into their inner ears.