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Meanings of free lance in English
A writer or artist who sells services to different employers without a long-term contract with any of them.
Usage of free lance in English
1
Oh, he is a free lance; comes and goes as he pleases.
2
He's a free lance rider-sells his services race by race through an agent.
3
He was a free lance, and had no friendly business associations.
4
I'm a free lance now and we'll spend the holidays together.
5
Courtier was a free lance-rathera well-knownman, an interesting creature.
6
I prefer to stay a free lance in the fighting ranks!
7
Oh, to be a free lance of journalism again-thatdarling jade!
8
I was no longer the free lance; I had responsibilities.
9
Though forced into the field as a free lance, he was throughout a Christian cavalier.
10
The border States' soldiers, Missourians, Kentuckians, and Marylanders, were the free lance of the South.
11
A free lance, with only her love for her child to hallow and redeem her.
12
I would thank God were I to-day a free lance in the House or the Senate.
13
The noisy American drummer had met defeat, but this silent free lance had been easily victorious.
14
There is another kind of gun, vagrant and free lance, which deserves a chapter by itself.
15
I've fought my way up alone so far, and may as well remain a free lance.
16
She types free lance from dictated tapes.
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