How To Use Free lunch In A Sentence
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He turned his brewery into a free lunchroom during the Depression and fed thousands of people.
BAD BOY BALLMER
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Contemporary cosmology even suggests that the whole universe might have appeared out of the quantum vacuum: the ultimate free lunch.
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So, leaving Ben to schmooze over a free lunch we got a ride downtown and enjoyed some welcome healthy food in the sun.
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Dancers wearing huge socks and stilts will perform in a high intensity, 80s-style show at a free lunchtime concert in Civic Square on September 2.
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If your company provides free lunches, don't be deterred from missing one occasionally and buying your own apple.
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The free lunch is the economic equivalent of squared circles and perpetual motion, a favorite of cranks through the ages.
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There's no such thing as a free lunch.
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The fact that AI guys like yourself must be the ultimate source of evolutionary computation, is consistent with the claims of No Free Lunch (NFL) ….
Aiguy's Computer
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There's no such thing as a free lunch.
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There is no "free" comprehensive cancer detection program, any more than there is a free lunch.
Understanding Cancer
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So maybe a free lunch does exist.
Times, Sunday Times
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In keeping with the dictates of the No Free Lunch theorems, no items on the menu are gratis, though all seem actually quite affordable.
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The expression "eating rice in humiliation," which supporters of free lunches often use, reminds Koreans of the years of deprivation following the 1950-53 Korean War, when many had to beg to survive.
NYT > Home Page
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There may not be any such thing as a free lunch, but some first class writing is available gratis.
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Where are the arbitrageurs taking advantage of this free lunch (and maybe even eating a tastier lunch)?
Matthew Yglesias » Ketchup Economics
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I am so disheartened at the slurs and insults that have been hurled at those people who accept free lunch for their kids.
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And we all know why: because the market is full of arbitrageurs who gobble up any free lunch the instant it hits the table and don't leave a scrap behind.
Social Security Privatization, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Twenty-five pensioners enjoyed a free lunch as an early Christmas present from their local pub.
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At one elementary school, 68% of kindergartners and first graders receive free lunches.
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Why should anyone get a free lunch?
Times, Sunday Times
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In space, as on Earth, there is no such thing as a free lunch - not to mention a free launch.
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Another benefit of privatization, which I thought that Brad DeLong endorsed, is that it might constrain the political tendency to promise a free lunch.
Social Security Arithmetic, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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There's no such thing as a free lunch.
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Why should anyone get a free lunch?
Times, Sunday Times
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there is no free lunch in politics or Hollywood
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There's no such thing as a free lunch.
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Shoals of yellowtails congregate like frenzied groupies around them, hoping to grab a free lunch.
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Contemporary cosmology even suggests that the whole universe might have appeared out of the quantum vacuum: the ultimate free lunch.
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So I had my free lunch (very nice grilled chicken, duchesse potatoes, spinach, artichokes and baby corn, followed by a chocolatey/creamy confection with a delicious orange sauce) and then headed back into the office.
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There is no free lunch for any segment of society.
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Belief in malleable intelligence is no free lunch - it could easily lead students to waste years of their lives trying and failing.
You Can Do Anything You Put Your Mind To: A Noble Lie?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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It was a sort of fatal free lunch (if you can use a positive term to analogise a negative act).
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she hustled a free lunch from the waiter
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He was just as glad to be with us as at first, followed us around like a pet poodle, and got away with his bale of hay as regular as a Rialto hamfatter raidin 'the free lunch.
Shorty McCabe
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So maybe a free lunch does exist.
Times, Sunday Times
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An ID proponent, citing Dembski in No Free Lunch, insists that diffusion is not possible inside of living cells.
College professor: "Flunk the IDiots"
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The company has discontinued the practice of providing the staff with free lunches.
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There's no such thing as a free lunch.
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Attached is a paper that fills in the details of chapter 4 of No Free Lunch, which David Wolpert referred to as ‘written in jello.’
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You know the old saying: No one gets a free lunch and that applies to blacks, whites and any other race.
