Sentence examples for more freebies from inspiring English sources

Nationally, Chicago appears to offer more freebies than any big city, with the exception of Washington, where so many museums are subsidized by all of us.

"The market came to realize that they're not going to get any more freebies from the Fed," said Ryan D. Larson, senior equity trader at Voyageur Asset Management.

"IF THAT IS ARRAGORANCE," Smurthwaite tweeted, "I WILL ACCEPT THAT BUT NO MORE FREEBIES END OFF" (all spellings very much sic).

Despite his views, points out a rival newspaper executive, his titles in Britain have given away far more freebies than their competitors have, and are still handing them out.

Get your classical music fix for free every Tuesday with a lunch concert at the Dutch National Opera and Ballet, which celebrates its 50th anniversary next March with even more freebies.

There's a "Bad Starbucks" ("low-impact saxophone music and an absence of natural light combined with doomed, possibly improvised original drinks like the Pimm's cup chai") and a "Good Starbucks" ("looks like a house of ill repute, but with better ventilation and more freebies").

So with the year's subscription concerts behind them, the players have turned their attention to, well, more concerts: freebies (like the annual tour of the city's parks), out-of-town performances (the orchestra's residency at the Vail Valley Music Festival in Colorado) and unusual projects (a Varèse concert at this year's Lincoln Center Festival).

Even more valuable freebies often go unreported, especially when chief executives mix work with pleasure.

Happy birthday anyway, Kent, and here's to many more... freebies.

Freebies: More expensive rooms have Molton Brown toiletries, while others have Kempinski's own brand.

Fee-based services have more features than freebies, and many of them also cover the cost of Web-site hosting.