freewheel

the freewheeling drug scene of the sixties.

the postman had come freewheeling down the track.

He likes to freewheel when he's cycling.

She enjoys the freewheeling lifestyle of a freelance writer.

The company allows employees to freewheel on Fridays.

In his spare time, he likes to freewheel through the countryside.

The artist's creativity knows no bounds as he freewheels through different art forms.

She decided to freewheel her way through the project, allowing her creativity to guide her.

The students were encouraged to freewheel in their exploration of the topic.

His freewheeling attitude often leads to unexpected adventures.

The CEO's freewheel decision-making style has led to both successes and failures for the company.

As an artist, she enjoys the freewheel process of creating without constraints.

They're not freewheeling technology, they're more like pharmaceuticals.

For more than a decade, Cohen handled matters large and small for the freewheeling businessman.

Some see an echo of America's freewheeling approach, with spicier food and worse roads.

And Shen-zhen's special economic zone did well because it operated as a freewheeling hub.

His childhood, with its packed swimming pools and freewheeling Monopoly games, was sociable. Adulthood is less so.

Another is the risk of a cultural clash between IBM's still relatively strait-laced culture and Red Hat's freewheeling one.

I say, given your overall demeanor and your freewheeling use of epithets, I'm willing to bet that he was provoked.

Basically, the brain was freewheeling, generating vivid images even when people shut their eyes.

Violence in Israel and Palestine has somewhat muted the freewheeling mood at the fairs and may have suppressed buying, some dealers murmur.

Carpoff may have been a bit different from Milder's usual callers, but the freewheeling car mechanic and wonky tax lawyer met at an opportune time.