Liberally

Anyway, it’s around 700 people a year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—if you liberally count heat as both the “underlying” and/or “contributing” causes.

Grease a Bundt pan liberally by covering every inch with butter and then sprinkling flour on top of the butter.

I have to make sure I’m subbing a little more liberally.

It's a restaurant that screams to be plastered liberally all over your Instagram feed.

Sliced in half (but not completely through), the bread hinges open to reveal layers of raw vegetables, anchovies, olives, sliced hard boiled eggs, chunks of tuna and liberally applied olive oil, salt and pepper.

And at a mere $45 for a bottle of the stuff, it can be used liberally and frequently.

Coaches are empowered to tinker more liberally with strategic structure and personnel, because even if the experiment doesn’t work, MacKinnon and Jokic can keep a team in the game all by themselves.

Empty bottles of wine, lager and fizzy rose are liberally dabbled with cocktail tins and cider flagons, in a heap that might usually have our Xbox’s camera colluding with Alexa to order an emergency Amazon stomach pump.

He is one of numerous district attorneys across the country whose campaigns received millions in funding from Soros, leading directly to wave of liberally-minded judicial policies and decisions.

In my experience, these people were more likely to be white-collar, liberally minded people who came to the independence cause over the past decade believing it offered a better route to social democratic reform.

Insulting voters, lies, liberally biased court cases against Mr. Trump and outright censorship are all Democrats have left these days.

It borrowed liberally from other Victorian styles.

Kuritzkes’ script liberally flies back and forth through time, exploring the present by expanding the future consistently.

Once I began using the dash more liberally, slingshotting simians through the air just to see where they’d end up, the game revealed its hand.

You need to apply liberally – the British Skin Foundation suggests one teaspoon for the face, neck and shoulders, while whole bodies require five teaspoons.

Around back, the Sorento borrows liberally from the bigger Telluride, including vertical taillights, wide badge, and lower bumper with dual exhaust port outlines.

At the same time, I would be dishonest if I did not confess to borrowing liberally from many episodes of my childhood in telling a tale.

Both coaches substituted liberally at that point.

Chinese banks and financial institutions have liberally given long-term credit facilities to India’s power companies to promote the business of the country’s equipment manufacturers and this has indeed worked for that country.

It comes in handbag-friendly sizes all the way up to a 330ml jumbo size spray, which will last you months, no matter how liberally you apply it it.