Sentence examples for gain a free from inspiring English sources

However, the government does allow students to gain a free university education – as long as they stay in the country for 10 years after they graduate or face paying back their tuition fees.

As Microsoft does not discount any assistive technology from the offer, and doesn't verify that users are being truthful when they say they are using such tools, anyone can go to the Windows assistive technologies site and gain a free Windows 10 upgrade.

The project focuses on Andean condors as they demonstrate the most extreme example of birds using rising air to gain a free ride.

Next research Construction to gain a free workshop(which provides +2 production to hills) and after that immediately start building a barracks to begin your offensive push to capture enemy cities. Alternatively in the late game, when you have researched railroad in you can settle a city next to a mountain range and rush a mine, then build a factory.

The notch enabled the workman to set the teeth i.e., bend successive teeth to alternate sides to gain a free-running saw.

SHIFTING VIEWS ON SYRIA 7. (S) Olmert and Livni agree that negotiations with Syria would be a trap that Damascus would use to end the international pressure on it and to gain a freer hand in Lebanon.

Mr. Sharon would welcome a deterioration in United States relations with Saudi Arabia and perhaps American military action against Iraq while gaining a free hand to suppress the Palestinians.

They joined the all-volunteer military, gaining a free education or a marketable skill or just the discipline they knew they would need to get through life.

Best of all, we gained a free tutorial in the dark arts of press management from that sometime PR professional of the year, Mark Bolland.

After moving to England at the end of December, after gaining a free transfer from the New England Revolution of Major League Soccer and signing a three-year deal with Everton, Moore had a stunning burst of six goals in seven games.

The Dodgers have also gained a free agent — the hitting coach Mark McGwire — who is still in the midst of a comeback from his performance-enhancing, drug-stained past, Bill Plaschke writes in The Los Angeles Times.