Sentence examples for turns free from inspiring English sources

Fear turns free individuals into a sticky mass of unconnected bodies.

NEO-F represents the first idea of evolution by gene duplication and suggests that once duplicated, one of the gene copies turns free to acquire a new function in the course of the accumulation of neutral mutations, while another copy preserves the original biological function.

In parallel, a boom in affordable travel has turned free movement from a lofty principle to a messier reality.

His possible successors include Katsuya Okada, the DPJ's secretary general, and Yoshito Sengoku, a former socialist turned free marketeer.

But by then Odd Future had turned "Free Earl" into a rallying cry, and it was chanted long and often during the New York show.

But his loyal partner has kept busy with guest verses and mixtapes; he has also turned "Free Pimp C!" into a hip-hop catchphrase.

Our government, if it so wishes, has a lock-hold on the press, a way of turning free to corralled by fiat.

Cox will only say that it expects to turn free cash flow positive by year-end 2003, declining further comment.

Quantcast turned free analytics they gave to millions of sites into a $100 million gross ad spend business.

Wesleyan's student government then took up the issue, voting last fall to approve a dangerous resolution that could turn free speech at Wesleyan on its head.

Ryan's plan is to turn free enterprise loose to pull all the other levers, while limiting government involvement in Medicare.