Sentence examples for more freely through from inspiring English sources

They were able to move more freely through large areas.

Looking less anxious, Murray let his arms hit more freely through the ball in the second set.

The new teams are embedded with military units — instead of extremely expensive private security crews — as a way of allowing them to circulate more freely through the country.

He has recently begun to use a new structure for his books, one that allows him to move more freely through time.

Endogeic worm species do not show the D. octaedra seasonal pattern as obviously, probably because these species are able to move more freely through the soil and because they are able to aestivate.

Perhaps the most important indicator will be the credit markets: Investors will regain confidence when they believe financial firms are adequately capitalized and money is flowing more freely through the financial system.

In 1990, the rule was amended to help the game flow more freely again, through permitting an attacking player to be level with the second-to-last defending player without being called offside.

"Well, I think it's not fair that you are able to do a lot of stuff I can't do," he would say before pointing out the privileges that he said benefit people with white skin, such as the ability to move through society more freely than others and see one's own experiences and viewpoints as the norm.

The Soul reshapes the heart around it so it can flow through it more freely.

Suddenly, knowledge was more freely available to people everywhere through books - the written word was no longer only available to elite scribes.

Play activities enable children to express their feelings, thoughts, wishes, and fears more freely and easily than they can through purely verbal communication.