Sentence examples for Get emancipated from inspiring English sources

Don't do anything stupid like try to get emancipated or married just so you can join without their consent.

"Michael Jackson got emancipated yesterday, and so did I," Ms. Camp said in a telephone interview.

Schwartz once described her as "The O.C.'s" version of Nat of "Beverly Hills 90210" fame -- except she had bright streaks of color in her hair, got emancipated from her parents and was bisexual.

If you have enough money, a lawyer can speed and help improve your chances of getting emancipated.

"I hope that the more education they get, the more they will become emancipated and the more they will try to follow their own choice and their own likes," said the photographer, who struck a deal with Poonam's father that she and her siblings, Ravi and Jyoti, must finish their schooling before they marry.

"Now the challenge is to become emancipated from the biennial.

However, this is not true; Jefferson could have emancipated them.

She is just getting on to dangerously emancipated female needleworkers with pipes and pints, when, with a volley of pronouncements about family history – which "gives us longitude as well as latitude" –, Light summons herself back to her project, and the dreary old Dowdeswells, with their gravestones ornamented with cricket bats.

The minor is legally adopted, joins the military, gets married or is emancipated (declared legally an adult) by a court order.

"Women have been emancipated," she declares proudly.

Political connections and better opportunities have monetarily emancipated a number of black men.