Sentence examples for much free of from inspiring English sources

But the subways have been pretty much free of black-paint graffiti for nearly 15 years.

Germany: an extraordinary neighboring democracy, strengthened by the brakes of a fearful history, and so far pretty much free of the hard right's new handholds in societies to the west and north of here.

"We have made Amazon many millions of dollars and over the years have contributed so much, free of charge, to the company by way of cooperation, joint promotions, reviews and blogs.

It is very much the case that if it isn't going to cost us anything to do this other than giving access to the data which is pretty much free of charge then let's just do it".

In Korea, by contrast, artists and entertainers thrive in a space that is highly commercialized but also pretty much free of the heavy hand of the state," Delury told me, adding, "I kid government officials that the moment they understand why K-pop is so successful and try to replicate it, they will destroy it".

"They're pretty much free of convention and normal society stuff.

"For years they have been doing things that are much more suggestive, much freer of chronological sequence".

I am Putin's man…Putin is God's gift, he gave us freedom .And Chechnya is indeed much freer of Russian control than it was eight years ago.

The council should give up that power "if you really want to make the board and department much freer of interference by elected officials," UC San Diego professor of political science Steve Erie said.

Not that there was much free time for either of them.

And they're pretty much free, with the exception of Vitamin C, which is pretty cheap.