Sentence examples for invented free from inspiring English sources

Some of that is the press's own fault: it invented free newspapers.

Worse, the song is played in a discordant manner as if these G.I.s and their girl singer were having a nervous breakdown on stage while revealing their souls; it's almost as if they've invented free jazz 15 years before Ornette Coleman.

Give us a game of Monopoly and we will invent Free Parking as a place to keep the fines, and make up a rule where salaries are doubled if you land directly on Go.

The college's artist in residence that year was Cecil Taylor, the trailblazing pianist who helped invent free jazz, and he had with him a modern-dance choreographer named Ken Miller.

This would rest on three things: inventing sex, inventing free speech and inventing multiculturalism.

Even while I was drawing on my grandfather's material, I felt that these characters were invented people, free to grow up into lives quite different from my grandparents'.

Who invented the free-standing ATM design we recognise today?

"The god game genre was almost invented for free-to-play 25 years ago.

Haygood doesn't mention the historic cultural role of Minton's Playhouse, on 118th Street, where young musicians (including Miles Davis) gathered for jam sessions and invented the freer, more original and absolutely urban music called bebop.

Social media has invented fact-free news and has created an echo chamber where people hear their preconceptions confirmed.

The badge movement is being spearheaded by the Mozilla Foundation, best known for inventing the free Firefox Web browser, the choice of nearly one-quarter of all Internet users worldwide.