Sentence examples for past free from inspiring English sources

Davenport took a handoff at midfield, swung left and muscled past free safety Willie Pile to reach the end zone.

Those protesting against Erdoğan in Turkey, in complicated straits, wish to practice their liberties and honor their past, free of tear gas, bloodshed, denial, or pain.

And what's worse, I often observe people walking straight past free food on their way to buy it from all over the world via the supermarket.

The rail operator disputed his story of being forced to sit on the floor of a crowded train, releasing CCTV footage of him apparently walking past free seats.

Chandigarh was to be the monument of modern India, free from ancient customs and superstitions, free from the colonial past, free to celebrate a brave new age.

"Companies are finding new ways to be aggressive about protecting pharmaceutical monopolies that haven't been in past free trade agreements," said Peter Maybarduk, the global access to medicines program director at Public Citizen.

"It was a zoo," said Zahi Hawass, Egypt's chief archaeologist, recalling the past free-for-all.

They are the cellular components that release energy from glucose, and they have their own DNA because they were, in the distant evolutionary past, free-living bacteria.

Their dizzy, messy, low-tech architecture is at its best a glorious dreamscape inspired by the collective memories of past free-range childhoods.

The trade bill, now before the Senate, has labor provisions that are unlikely to get past free-trade Republicans, whose support is needed for it to pass.

The subscription model allows viewers some certainty that free-to-air does not  In the past, free-to-air programmers have demonstrated a willingness to cut sports off, delay telecasts, edit out parts of contests, air them at unflattering pre-dawn timeslots or simply warehouse content so competitors cannot get their hands on them.