Sentence examples for given gratis from inspiring English sources

The best dessert was the churros given gratis to every table.

While West was given gratis use of AT&T Park, according to E!, renting the arena would usually cost $200,000£123,00000).

They are invariably given gratis to select practitioners who invariably give glowing reports, and are not necessarily given to dental schools or serious independent research facilities that would examine their efficacy.

I give you Anthony Joshua, the antidote to the preening gym jockey, an athlete whose genes have given him gratis the size, symmetry and proportion so desperately sought by the iron-pumping fraternity.

Unfortunately, when you begin to consider a $35 entree a bargain, when you're charged for the kinds of petits fours that most top restaurants give you gratis, you know there is no logic here, nor any budget that will make sense.

Lighting Science and Giuliani Capital have also set up a joint venture to split whatever energy savings parking garages eke out on their utility bills from LEDs the company gives them gratis.

And while advertisers often pay hefty rates for clicks, users get Google's service for nothing rather as plumbers and florists fork out to be listed in Yellow Pages which are given to readers gratis, and nightclubs charge men steep entry prices but let women in free.There are also good reasons why governments should regulate internet monopolies less energetically than offline ones.

To sweeten the deal Sling is offering current and future N95 purchasers a discount on the Slingbox AV (only $10) and all US N95 customers will be given SlingPlayer Mobile gratis, which retails for $29.99.

She was given a shiny black 2001 Ford Explorer Sport Trac (lease payments and fuel are gratis) and a territory of 14 Wal-Marts in central Illinois and Indiana.

Since Mr. Bloomberg doesn't ask us for political tips, we've elected to give him some advice, gratis.

But the rest including most of Piatek and Labenne's stones are unclassified, as the owners have little incentive to give up the material gratis.