Sentence examples for whom free from inspiring English sources
Buy from Amazon.comCorrection to this articleAMERICA is a country of 310m people for whom free speech is a founding principle.
The voting is also being watched closely by other Africans, for whom free and fair elections are rare.
Privacy is about having decisional power, control, over which acts and events of our lives are disclosed and to whom, free from the prying eyes of states, corporations and neighbours.
These effects may be beneficial to patients in whom free radicals play a role in oxidative stress, such as those with ischemia.
These benefits echo those found for young people, for whom free bus travel also provided a route to participation (Jones et al. 2012).
General Medical Services GMSS) eligible patients are those to whom free primary care and medications are available in Ireland and account for 29% of the population [ 6].
As a result, in all seven patients in whom free-hand endoscope insertion was attempted, the major papilla and biliary orifice were identified using the prototype cholangioscope.
Ten people have signed up for the seminar, all of whom need free publicity for one reason or another.
The Zhou kings parceled out their expanding territory among feudal lords, each of whom was free to make ritual objects for his own court use.
The building's seat at the table is one of about 90 chairs, for the cast, crew, writers and designers, all of whom work free.
Within minutes of the start, the anger of private investors, many of whom received free shares when Abbey converted from a building society in 1989, surfaced.
