free rein

You'd be given free rein to run the show how you wanted it.

I gave him free rein and he had some great ideas.

For the time being, his strategy was to give these people free rein.

The ability to not do that has given me a free rein on my game.

Give him plenty of free rein to run with, certainly.

Teachers do not have a free rein in the classroom.

For more than 20 years, the federal government has given companies increasingly free rein.

I'd give her a free rein in this, if I were you.

He gives students free rein to take over the discussion, however, she says.

There was no more time now to give free rein to his thoughts.

But he didn't think he'd give her free rein to go hunt him up a wife.

So he'd have free rein to run the operation the way he saw fit.

For the past few weeks she had given free rein to her fantasies.

And then we shall have to give politics free rein once more.

The board gave him free rein to hand out options as he saw fit.

You have a mind of your own and would want free rein."

He looked her up and down, giving free rein to his lust.

This was my own domain where I had free rein.

The unconscious mind works best if you give it free rein.

Certainly, this agreement must not give the authorities free rein.

"They feel like they've got free rein of these county roads."

I'm here to evaluate the situation; the development committee has given me free rein.

The two games were commercial successes and Brown was given free rein for his third work.

"My father gives me quite a lot of free rein," he said.

Bankers, of course, have a free rein to do as they please.