Sentence examples for has given freely from inspiring English sources

Robshaw has given freely of all four – and will carry on giving more until it is finally time for him to quit.

Support is something Evans has given freely - be it with cash or time.

In a letter to the publisher she wrote: Practically every character in The Bell Jar represents someone — often in caricature — whom Sylvia loved; each person had given freely of time, thought, affection, and, in one case, financial help during those agonizing six months of breakdown in 1953. . . .

It was OK to let go and ask selfishly of those who love me most -- I have given freely of myself for as long as I can remember but this is my time to take -- and as much as that may have felt unnatural, it also felt right, for the first time ever.

"We need to satisfy ourselves that the donor knows the risks involved, that the donor has given consent freely, and no reward has been offered or received," HTA chief executive Alan Clamp said. .

The N.C.A.A. has given them permission to freely transfer after this season too, leaving open the possibility that a player will test Bill O'Brien's first year as coach then decide to leave.

With the deep pockets Canal Arts has given him, Merrin can deal freely in the masterpieces.

It kept bills low when cheap North Sea gas was flowing freely, but has given no incentive to invest for the future, when gas prices have soared.

The Supreme Court's 2010 "Citizens United" decision has given companies carte blanche to spend freely on influencing elections.

Hardly the stuff of party propaganda.And perhaps the award has given him space to speak more freely: a day after receiving the news, Mr Mo said he hoped that the jailed Mr Liu can "achieve his freedom as soon as possible".

This individual approach has given the women the chance to freely decide the most appropriate alternative on their own [ 25].