Sentence examples for makes free a from inspiring English sources

Science also makes free a number of articles and collections that are relevant to the public good.

If crosstown Manhattan routes were made free, a similar complaint could arise from bus riders in the other boroughs.

We took our cameras and entered their world to make FREE, a documentary that takes a look into the lives of four skiers vying for those positions.

"What makes free radio such a great marketing vehicle is its reach and loyalty," Smyth says.

What is needed is a life made free by a recovery of the capacity to have a vision of the good life (Persons and Places, xxxiv).

i feel like there would be a lot less war and violence if we made free coffee a right.

I feel calmer & freer — relieved from something which was obsessing me, & made free of a new field of experience.

However, I demur with regard to the amount of taxpayers' money being spent on "making free schools a success".

"We want to make free seed a sort of meme, to raise people's consciousness and awareness".

After all, microelectronics was making free markets a more essential ingredient in prosperity, and free markets work best with free minds.

The SNP had made free childcare a central part of its campaign ahead of September's independence referendum.