Sentence examples for sudden free from inspiring English sources
Your post baby body is not all the sudden free for public commentary".
One would have thought that the failures of swift and sudden free market changes in Russia in the 1990's would have made even extremist economists cautious.
Certainly, their clothing and fashion was more restrictive; the girdles, garters, hats, ties, and high-buttoned collars, as well as the helmet-like coiffures of women and men alike seems designed to inhibit sudden, free, and limber movement.
After a promising start as a 16-year-old apprentice and a promotion to soloist at 22, Ms. Ringer, who is now 27, began to suffer from doubts and depression and her career went into sudden free fall.
In a brief appearance outside of her Park Avenue apartment, Ms. Black called it "a great privilege to serve the city of New York and the mayor for three months," and added that she had used her sudden free time to buy a pair of sneakers.
It's not like it's going to be a sudden free for all.
Just as earlier waves of college students were molded by long-running conflicts like the cold war, today's undergraduates have confronted an abundance of sudden, free-ranging calamity, both natural and not.
My job as a well-compensated sales rep nearly vanished overnight as retailers pulled the plug on orders in response to stock market woes, the housing crisis and a sudden free-fall in customer spending.
If you were looking for cutting-edge thoughts on Mozart, as sanctioned by the period-instrument world — breakneck tempos, stark dynamic contrasts and sudden, ritardando-free movement endings, for example — you were in the wrong place.
In a way, the sudden flowering of free (or free-ish) speech can be seen as a partial vindication of the Bush-Clinton-Bush policy of "engagement" with China — a policy that can be described, quite simply, as an abiding faith in the civilizing potential of private enterprise.
The sudden rise in free Ca2+ (Fig. 5b) exists because the amount of free buffer is exhausted locally.
