Sentence examples similar to hour freedom from inspiring English sources

It is typically curmudgeonly of Fletcher to ignore that this package includes the mainstreaming of the half-price concession for those on income support and the introduction of a 24-hour freedom pass, not to mention the veterans' concession.

Boris says he's helping pensioners with his 24-hour Freedom Pass which allows free travel for those over 60 - though that's moving to 61 due to the previous government's decision to link eligibility to the rise in women's pension age.

And we all know what that means... hours and hours of freedom each day to pursue grown-up avocations while the children are busy with their organized educational activities!

He has about an hour of freedom left.

He wrote, "the hour of freedom is near.

When she was seventeen, her emigrated brothers sent her a prepaid ticket to America, and "the hour of freedom struck".

When you're slaving away at your job in Midtown, lunchtime is that one measly hour of freedom that can make or break your afternoon.

I wasn't about to spend my hour of freedom in the giant discount store that I swear caused me to lose my faith in humanity with every visit.

MK-3207 shows inhibition of capshowsn-inhibitionrmal vasofilatation in rhesus monkey [40], and in an adaptive dose-ranging trial MK-3207 demonstrated a positive response on the primary 2-hour pain freedom endpoint and the secondary endpoint of 2-hour pain relief in migraine [41].

Mr. Milli remembers those first hours of freedom as delicious.

Which means five-plus hours of freedom — hallelujah!