US /fri reɪn/
・UK /fri: rein/
We have free rein to do as we please, even if it means beating you to death.
And you can kind of imagine yourself retroactively choosing that pain, which is a very valuable thing to do because I was told by a psychologist about an experiment on rats where one rat was on a wheel and was just given the free rein to just run whenever it wanted to run.
And you can kind of imagine yourself choosing, like, retroactively choosing that pain, which Is a very valuable thing to do because I was told by a psychologist about an experiment on rats where one rat was on a wheel and was just given the free rein to just run whenever it wanted to run.
The Ballantynes essentially gave Powers free rein to pull from all his modernist and surrealist influences, sometimes pulling completely away from the actual content of the book.
The Ballantines essentially gave Powers free rein to pull from all his modernist and surrealist influences, sometimes pulling completely away from the actual content of the book.
He gave complete free rein to the Thai army to run border operations as they saw fit.
By giving free rein, it improves the retirement outcomes.
By giving free rein, it improves the retirement outcomes.
Thirdly, give madness free rein.
but this is also a way of putting down a marker of saying social media no longer have free rein.
Give the mind free rein.
They didn't have anti-aircraft equipment, so we got free rein.
Rebecca Miller, the executive director of the DC Preservation League, tells me, quote, "Moving forward, it would give them, as in the administration, free rein to do whatever they wanted to do.