freeload

The only problem now is my inner conflict: Do I shoot it, or let it freeload as a "safe queen?" Decisions, decisions...

The problem with the Janus decision discussed in Dan McCaleb's column on June 28 is this: It created a right to freeload. To receive the benefits of collective bargaining without having to contribute to the cost of the bargaining process is freeloading, plain and simple.

What kind of idiots do we have in this country, that think it is OK for people from all over the world, to come to this country and freeload off our NHS?

I was just at Kawasaki's test ride with a "freeload" of outdoor writers.

But he added: "It's hugely frustrating that so many farmers and growers feel as if they can freeload on the back of NFU Cymru.

The committee's December hearing included testimony from Tom Doran, a former publishing executive and co-founder of Freeload Press, which provides free electronic textbooks to students.

But again, I want to make clear while it is entirely ethical to exploit an opportunity if you live in the country, it is not ethical to freeload off your neighbors.

Racecourse manager Paul Robinson estimated that the crowd was around 11,000, one of the biggest in the course's history, although, with no admission price charged, many must have seen this as the best-value freeload of the festive season.

William Meyers III, solicitor of the department, previously served as the executive director of the Public Lands Council, an arm of the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, which supports the right of cattle ranchers to freeload off the federal government by grazing on public lands without paying market rates for it.

Another argued that Kasyanov's statements were no more than "lip service", and added in a reference to the price rises triggered by OPEC cuts that "it makes sense for Russia to freeload for as long as it can".

The bored townsfolk are only too happy to freeload as they help him refurbish the place with a view to reopening it at the end of summer.