Sentence examples for wave of free from inspiring English sources

It will be the same with the next wave of free schools.

Others came out of the initial wave of free agency seemingly a step or two back.

A first, smallish wave of "free schools" are being set up (see article).

Unlike Labour's academies, the first wave of free schools is skewed towards middle-class neighbourhoods.

In the 1980s, a wave of free thinking swept the country, and prohibited material -- literature, films, music -- suddenly became available.

It is five years since the first wave of free schools were approved accompanied by a torrent of publicity.

By the 1860s and '70s, however, such protectionism was swept away by a wave of free-trade liberalism.

Following the Latin American debt crisis of 20 years ago, a wave of free-market reform swept the region, promising a new era of sustained growth and development.

Two decades ago, some 15 years after he had started on his journey to being one of the biggest-selling jazz-fusion crossover stars in the business, guitarist Pat Metheny made Song X with saxophonist Ornette Coleman, the unclassifiable visionary of the first wave of free-improvised jazz.

The more opt-outs any climate policy includes, the more likely it is to fall apart in a wave of free-riding, as everyone decides to let someone else make the sacrifice, leaving no one to make the sacrifice at all.

The mobile video game industry keeps the ball rolling in driving a mushrooming wave of free-to-play games and casual successes like Rovio Entertainment's Angry Birds Transformers and Supercell's Clash of Clans.