"move free" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
This expression is typically used to emphasize freedom of movement. For example, "The lightweight wheelchair allowed her to move free and independent."
We will go back to the first moments of humans on this earth, and move free".
In a world we understood early to be characterised by venality and doubt and paralysing ambiguities, he suggested another world, one which may or may not have existed ever but in any case existed no more: a place where a man could move free, could make his own code and live by it'.
In 1965, Joan Didion wrote an homage to the iconic Wayne character conjured by Ford and other directors: "In a world we understood early to be characterized by venality and doubt and polarizing ambiguities, he suggested another world, one which may or may not have existed ever but in any case existed no more; a place where a man could move free, could make his own code and live by it".
Many rallied for Facebook to move Free Basics to limiting access with data usage caps rather than restricting what can be visited, or to let users earn unrestricted access by viewing ads.
Perhaps this haiku I wrote says it all: I go for Yoga I flow with its ancientness Now I can move free Please feel free to comment below or friend me on Facebook!
Thereafter, the animals of 8.5 months groups were transferred to larger stables where they were allowed to move free until the termination of the experiment.
"We stand taller and move freer because of your inspiring example".
The pyramid-shaped bags, introduced in 1996 give the leaves more room to move, freeing the fresh taste and providing a quicker brewing time.
Tata also questioned whether the ad's claim that the pyramid bag meant "the tea has more room to move, freeing the great fresh taste" could be substantiated.
The moving free boundary and violent initial behavior of this configuration require careful treatment.
We consider small perturbations of plane parallel flow between a wall and a moving free surface.
