Sentence examples for mostly free from from inspiring English sources

Clinton's tenure at State was otherwise mostly free from controversy, and she maintained a cordial relationship with the press corps.

Shriver grew up in North Carolina and is proud of having kept her American accent mostly free from the incursion of British cadences.

Now I was left with the simple, disconnected and ritualistic experience of reading the news, mostly free from the cognitive load of wondering whether the thing I was reading was possibly a blatant lie.

School inspections, meanwhile, would concentrate more on teaching and less on such ephemera as compliance with safety regulations.On November 29th a study by McKinsey, a consultancy, will show that countries with high-achieving pupils tend to have well-educated and enthusiastic teachers, who are also mostly free from state control.

For another autumn and winter, stable amid the rubble of another collapsed Mets season will stand Terry Collins, the team's fiery manager, who has pulled off a noteworthy feat in presiding over two straight losing seasons while staying mostly free from blame or reproach.

Our gift is that we can do it mostly free from fear.

His new academies, which are largely free from local-authority control, are mostly popular.

Food was mostly free: bread from a bakery Dumpster and vegetables from the supermarket's Dumpster.

After all, McCain's a mostly free spirit from a state that deeply benefited from the Affordable Care Act.

In the film, most of the characters were former slaves from the South; in reality, the soldiers were mostly free men from Northern states.

Once inside, services — mostly free — range from hot coffee and cookies to Wi-Fi-equipped lounges.