A free ride Because of the inconvenient transportation, people went back home always needed to hitch a ride. When a truck stopped, lots of people went towards it and wanted to take a ride.
People have been having a free ride, paying so little rent that there is no money for maintenance.
At last we arrived at the post station and took a free ride with the three Yi people who had let the yaks back behind us.
A free ride obtained along a road.
Apple is attempting to get a free ride on the back of Nokia's innovation.
At the entrance of the highway, he gave two free riders a ride in his car.
Out deeper, in cooler water, where trout live, floating on one's back is a kind of free ride, like being fifteen again, like being afloat upon another sky.
Mr Whalen looks forward to the day when the greenback is no longer the world's sole reserve currency, a status that gives America "a free ride" on fiscal discipline.
To solicit or get(a free ride)along a road.
The kind of free ride that some people were getting in past years simply doesn't exist anymore.
By refusing to agree to appropriate terms for Nokia's intellectual property, Apple is attempting to get a free ride on the back of Nokia's innovation.
There's no such thing as a free ride.
In the life of tourists, Zhu Chongbao can only walk, there is no free ride, is a real donkey trip.
"We heard about Didi Dache every day in the news, so we wanted to sort of take a free ride on its fame," said the head of Joke's business department, who would give only his surname, Yuan.
(try to)get a free ride in a motor vehicle by signalling with one's thumb
“ America got a free ride on the Pax Britannica.
If you are an old way, then... I Can you send the worm and locust stem abuse, not to free ride it?
Now it is the Europeans who are getting a free ride on the Pax Americana,” he says.
Since most of us can guess that Dr. Root-Bernstein will not take legal actions, Dr. Fang would get a free ride again.
The positive externality of antidumping and" free ride" of enterprise lead to the negative-sum game.
Although Medicare is available to everyone over 65, it is not a free ride.