Sentence examples for more free ranging from inspiring English sources

In January, 2005 the column's name was changed to "Cluster Edge" and topics are more free ranging..).

Proteopedia, in contrast, has longer, more free ranging educational articles that span several entries.

The meat is extremely low in fat and, given that the animals are wild, couldn't be more free range.

They have more free range of the jail.

They're like your "normal prisoner," they have more free range of the jail.

And come on, let's have it straight: meat doesn't get much more free range and organic than whale.

Negotiations are also under way with zoos in Moscow and Quito.The animals from Cuba can expect the diet to be better in their new home and the visitors to be slightly more free-range.

It works acceptably with a restricted vocabulary, but try anything more free-range and it mistakes at least one word in four.The translator Mr Rashid demonstrated employs several improvements.

To propose that it is a breakthrough for a University of Chicago-trained economist to "discover" that government intervention, in this case through zoning and permits, distorts the market and raises the prices of housing excessively is equivalent to expressing surprise that a fox thinks there should be more free-range chickens.

Jonathan Dewald, a distinguished historian of early modern France who studied with him in the late 1960s and early 70s, wrote as news of his death was shared in a long thread of many emails, "Probably all of us from those years got a more free-range education than was typical before or since.

Knowing that lab rat cages are a far cry from the rodents' natural habitats, a team of scientists set out to observe the movements of some slightly more free-range rats.