Sentence examples for suggested free from inspiring English sources

Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England's executive director and acting head of the body that will become the Prudential Regulation Authority, the banks' future regulator, has previously suggested free banking for customers in credit is a myth.

Queen Elizabeth has an attendant who breaks in her shoes, but I had no takers, though a good Samaritan on Zaarly suggested, free of charge, that I put sealed plastic bags of water inside the boots, place them in the freezer, and let the ice, which takes up more space than water, do the stretching.

(Regarding the title, I suggested "Free Will," Kris suggested "Faith and Free Will," and Elvis was concerned that anything with "free will" would remind people of a movie about a whale; so right now we're calling it "April 5th," because that's when we recorded it).

The debate about free will and determinism was everywhere in the late 19th and early 20th century: including hybrid understandings, like those that suggested free will wasn't possible at all, even as a concept, when circumstances over-determined the inevitability of human suffering and misery.

Last time we tried to do that someone suggested "Free Cookie Friday" and that just got expensive and overwhelming and I burned myself.

In 1931, Cermak suggested free concerts to lift spirits of Chicagoans during the Great Depression.

The institute also suggested freer zoning that would allow for the creation of office space in the community, in addition to approximately 360 condominium lofts, 270 rental lofts and 100 retail and personal service businesses.

The decision to leave "Silicon Valley," Miller suggested, freed him up to resist President Trump in other ways.

The mechanisms how periodontitis induces systemic inflammation are still unclear, but may include systemic dissemination of live bacteria and components from lysed bacteria and, as recently suggested, free-soluble components from live planktonic and biofilm bacteria from periodontal pockets [5], [6].

A DfE spokesperson said: "Only 20% of all state schools are full, so these figures actually suggest free schools are much more likely to be full than other state schools.

Kalro also suggests "free travel zones" along the same lines as "free trade zones".