Sentence examples for freewheeler from inspiring English sources
noun
A vehicle that can freewheel.
"Being a freewheeler did him well, initially".
"He's kind of a freewheeler, and always was," says the historian of the Labour party Ross McKibbin.
The best thing about being a freewheeler is that she can say what she pleases because "nobody's giving me a chair in anything.
You can see how combining Johnson, the free-market freewheeler, with the then C4 chief executive Mark Thompson, the heavyweight public service broadcaster, must have looked like a wizard wheeze.
Standing in wait is Mike, another blood biker, one of Warwickshire's "freewheeler" volunteer group, identifiable by the fluorescent legend "BLOOD" on the back of his bike.
Recent highlights include Stanmore Politics on battleground Harrow, Freewheeler on (lack of) election fever in Waltham Forest and Chris Underwood on a hustings in Hammersmith from which one leading candidate was conspicuously absent.
It would be naïve to deny that Ono's fame will draw more visitors to the museum than will Fluxus, the movement of avant-gardist freewheelers with which she's most closely associated.
In the past year, the Devonshire Freewheelers have provided what is known as the "golden-hour response" for the NHS Blood and Transplant service – a term that refers to the treatment of a patient in the vital period immediately after an accident.
"Here we endeavour to get one of our bikes to any hospital in our patch within an hour in order to transport organ tissue samples to Plymouth," says Neil Gardener, of the Devon Freewheelers.
Rule 3: Obey Rules 1 and 2 at all costs, even if it means washing out of the N.F.L. Pro scouts grew suspicious of Tedford's automatons four years ago, opting instead for spread-option freewheelers like Alex Smith.
Recently, Steve Diamond, ride coordinator for the Morris Area Freewheelers, a New Jersey cycling club, saw what he called a trifecta of irresponsible cycling: "A guy riding his bike without a helmet, talking on his cellphone, with his kid in the bike attachment behind him".
