Sentence examples for term for free from inspiring English sources

As is the norm, the camp has provided itself with "priz", the Haitian Creole term for free electricity obtained by sneakily hooking on to the grid.

They call it blogola – payola for bloggers – the term for free stuff that bloggers get to review on their site and even the cash that some accept for those reviews.

(At Northeast Taste, the same dish is called "stupid" chicken stew: an accurate translation for the Chinese term for free-range birds, which are allowed to grow slowly instead of being rushed to slaughter).

In France, "globalisation" and "délocalisation" have become derogatory terms for free market policies.

Generally, the licence terms for free software require that it is licensed for public examination and adaptation.

If Britain left the EU, the 26 other countries would set terms for free access to their market (including a big contribution to their budget).

In other words, Spain can borrow long-term for free, at a real (inflation-adjusted) interest rate of zero.

This is why law firms are able to give away term sheets for free, or even have bespoke term sheet generators on their websites – because this is not where the time is spent or the fees earned.

For example, London schools tend to be very large: And, using long term eligibility for free school meals as a proxy measure, children going to these schools show high average levels of social deprivation: Despite these sorts of factors though, students in London schools seem to be doing academically very well.

And it is true that biologists tend to insufficiently appreciate the fact that physical laws give us, in biologist Stuart Kauffman's term, "order for free", order which does not need to be explicitly specified by DNA.

A "jelly" is the term for a free meet-up that brings freelancers together at a cafe or other public site on days when a housecat's company is simply not enough.