In free time vs In the free time

Some examples from the web:

• I would love that, but it's not like I'm rolling in free time - with the ridiculous caseload here and the kids...
• It has been shown that the decrease in free time and the fact that teachers have been divested of any power of control in the classroom are major problems.
• In his free time he enjoys reading fictitious literature and listening to music, in particular jazz.
• I don't like talking paper in my free time.
• - I studied Business in my free time.
• In my free time I wrote long letter to Lise.
• She should be at the museum in her free time.
• Please describe what you did in your free time.
• In your free time you can write all the stories you want.
• The instructor encourages us to attack each other in our free time.
• He's even been teaching Victor calculus in his free time.
• You could take this job and do your charity work in your free time.
• In my free time, I just live to be outside.
• But... seems you'll see her racing at Wangan in her free time.
• No, I'm just dabbling in my free time.
• I was told that I could run the course in my free time if I wanted to.
• Listen to your mother, watch out for cars, and look me up online in your free time.
• What did Stone do in his free time?
• I dressed nicely in my free time and started wearing lifts so I'd be a bit taller.
• Prof. Hawling practices his hobby in his free time.

Some examples from the web:

• In the few minutes of free time I have before morning announcements, I like to jog it out. and do some wind sprints.
• She should be at the museum in her free time.
• I was told that I could run the course in my free time if I wanted to.
• It has been shown that the decrease in free time and the fact that teachers have been divested of any power of control in the classroom are major problems.
• These are serious infringements of workers' rights and constitute cruel exploitation of the workforce, in that the right to free time and to enjoy a normal life, including a family life, is being violated.
• And you'll have all the free time in the world to spend with them.
• She is taking advantage throughout the Free time you have before...
• Okay, the free time is mind-boggling.
• That's right in the sweet spot of your free time.
• Not much money, but it gave me the free time I needed.
• Anyway, he has the aptitude and the free time to address problems regarding computer programming.
• So paradox-free time travel is possible after all.
• Many people believe that this policy is aimed only at women in the pursuit of the same opportunities as men in terms of employment, salary and free time.
• Unfortunately, I haven't had as much free time in the past year as I would have liked.
• They need all the free time they can get.
• You know what, you could develop that app, now that you have all this free time in the losers' bracket, away from the Shiva Bowl.
• You survived a pretty traumatic event, and now you're back, and you've got nothing but free time to just relive that terrible experience in the safe.
• In my country, in the town where I was mayor, we had a volunteer fire service consisting of men and women who give up their free time to protect others from fire.
• However, there is no reason to exclude other age groups, such as for example adults who injure themselves in the home or during their free time.
• These figures include full-time and free-time contracts alike.