Sentence examples for stayed free of from inspiring English sources

That strengthened his arm, and for the last two seasons, Karsay has stayed free of injuries.

In the study, H.I.V.-infected newborns with the mutation stayed free of illness much longer than did infants who lacked the mutation, the researchers say in a study being published on Wednesday in The Journal of the American Medical Association.

Last week, as a reward for his loyalty and gambling, Mr. Paddock stayed free of charge on the 32nd floor in one of the elite suites of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino, one of his favorite places to play.

Nevertheless City will be hoping to have him fit given his record against West Ham; he has scored four goals in his last three appearances against the Hammers and one can only speculate as to how many goals the 24-year old would have netted had he stayed free of injury.

Back to the 1950s, when 18-year-olds got their heads down and scribbled furiously for three hours on the causes of the English civil war or character development in Pride and Prejudice, without any new-fangled nonsense of course assessment, projects, modules and media studies, while the streets stayed free of drugs, children respected their elders, and Winston Churchill resided in Downing Street.

It added that it analysed adverts before they went live and also while on the site to ensure they stayed free of malware.

Children under 12 stay free of charge.

Children aged under 12 can stay free of charge in their parents' room.

A good chip and an eight-foot putt saved par, however, and he stays free of danger at two under.

He can cut that time in half if he stays free of drugs and out of trouble for nine months.

Robson said: "Had he managed to stay free of injury, he had every chance of becoming the best footballer ever".