Sentence examples for freely taking from inspiring English sources

Consider usury: There was a time, especially in the first millenium, when the Gospel precept, "Lend freely, taking nothing in return," was understood literally as a strict prohibition on the taking of interest.

Last month it came to light that the company was approving apps that were freely taking people's address books from their phones without permission.

Outnumbered by many, the Gweagal were forced to retreat and the shield was dropped, leaving Cook and his crew to walk the beach freely taking the shield dropped by the warrior Cooman".

In the new salmon study, researchers say one population appears to have evolved into two distinct groups that have begun to stop interbreeding freely, taking the first step on the pathway to becoming separate species, not after centuries or millennia, but in just over 50 years.

Whether in film or health care, education or rural development, I have dreamed freely, taking bold, ambitious measures to address impending crises such as water, energy and the environment.

You do not own the public space within which you are freely taking up residence for your call.

Tesla's competitors can now freely take advantage of its batteries, chargers, or sunroofs.

Each are entities where discourse is supposed to freely take place yet each has failed to support it".

He freely took scenes and language from earlier epics, but also salted the pastiche with then-current Alexandrianisms.

Microsoft executives freely take swipes at Google's online office applications and its planned operating system, Chrome OS.

For example, while academics in Hong Kong could freely take part in weekend protests, this may be more difficult for those working on the mainland.