Sentence examples for mean freebies from inspiring English sources

Hogarth says Songkick has an in-house rule that its staff buy their own tickets to gigs, even though the company's partnerships with promoters and venues mean freebies wouldn't be hard to come by.

But that's how much friction there has been in the mobile experience". Hogarth says Songkick has an in-house rule that its staff buy their own tickets to gigs, even though the company's partnerships with promoters and venues mean freebies wouldn't be hard to come by.

The bottom line: There's a new Internet bubble blowing, folks, and at least in the short term, it means freebies for all.

Nobody likes writing a big check on Tax Day but there is some good news: April 17 also means specials, freebies, and deals.

Nobody likes writing a big check on Tax Day, but there is some good news: April 15 also means specials, freebies, and deals.

Rising incomes and party freebies mean even many poor families own a gogglebox.

For your business, offering daily freebies might mean regularly posting complementary and helpful tips or offering regular lotteries for visitors to "win" a valuable product or service.

Just because you see a pile of the horse figurines on their kitchen table doesn't mean the rest are freebies, so avoid probing.

So here's the bottom line as it applies to real life and media in 2010: for a professional freelance journalist, accepting freebies shouldn't mean signing away soul nor objectivity.

That means rebates and financing freebies won't need to be as large to attract buyers.

"Depending on the value of the coupon, I pay usually between 10 cents and 20 cents per coupon -- well worth it if it means bringing home multiple freebies".