free passage

They are giving us free passage to see your father.

In return he received free passage for himself and his family.

Instead, they spent the day trying to negotiate their own free passage.

He had free passage down the lane toward the river.

Are they going to get free passage out of here?"

He opened them quickly to give the sunlight that would soon come free passage.

They said that if you arrive you'll be allowed free passage through the front door.

It did not allow the free passage of educational material.

But you've got to like them for giving us free passage."

Under its terms any soldier who wanted one was offered a free passage to France.

He had no doubt that his message would guarantee him free passage.

The Europeans had won free passage at the cost of 28 dead and 95 wounded.

They'll give in, since it's only free passage they're seeking.

Each side agreed to afford free passage to the other party through its territories.

An open system allows for the free passage of air/suction.

And that might frighten them enough to ensure free passage.

Children under 12 years of age receive free passage.

"You've got to have free passage back and forth inside the ship.

If cars are not given free passage, he said, the exodus could be blocked for two months more.

Cuban vessels involved in trade will have free passage through the waters.

They are open and allow free passage but close when the land is under threat of a storm surge.

The government promised them land, convict servants and free passages.

I stepped back, that she might have free passage.

The terrorists were provided a jet and free passage from Vienna.

I find it unlikely he would give me or one of mine free passage."