Sentence examples for moved around freely from inspiring English sources

The fatwa was officially lifted in 1998, and since settling in New York in early 2000, Mr. Rushdie has moved around freely.

Since then Jianguo moved around freely, except on days deemed "sensitive," such as during a special anniversary or a party congress.

When we visited, government forces were mainly staying in their bases while opposition fighters manned checkpoints at town entrances and moved around freely inside.

By midway through the third quarter, the Knicks surpassed the 13 assists they accumulated against the Thunder, a statistic that D'Antoni had bemoaned as evidence of the ball's not being moved around freely or enough.

In a recent flier, the group promoting the name change said that some hijackers had "moved around freely and blended with the community" in Paterson, and that news reports mistakenly "stated the terrorists had actually lived in West Paterson!" "It was a hiding place for them prior to their satanic act," the flier said of Paterson.

After the first had arrived some 3,500 years ago they then moved around freely.

"Women should be allowed to move around freely.

Detainees can move around freely, exercise, watch TV and use computers.

Margaret Thatcher's abolition of exchange controls allowed British capital to move around freely.

International visitors can move around freely and will be welcomed warmly by Palestinians.

Rohingya have limited access to education and healthcare and cannot move around freely.