Sentence examples for back to free from inspiring English sources

In recent years, British banks have been selling branch offices and then leasing them back to free up capital.

Once Morris was on the ground, he could be seen kicking back to free himself from the agent.

He realizes his mistake and runs back to free the woman.

The gunman released nine hostages during the afternoon -- leaving 15 inside -- and demanded his job back to free the rest.

The film and the book, by centering on TARP, make that bailout the big deal, and when the bailout money was paid back to free the bankers' bonuses from regulation, it was celebrated by Geithner as "the most effective government program in recent memory".

Peel the old carpet back to free it from the tack strip, starting in one corner and pulling slowly to ease the carpet away from the tacks.

He slowly built to a place where he thought he had the political backing to free the slaves.

"Look, the people of Florida have had enough of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae and government interference, and it's time to get back to free-market principles".

But I believe that even with an economic recovery, Americans will not go back to free-spending and unmanageable levels of debt.

If we turn our backs to free trade, it services current workers at the expense of future workers and the long-term development of both the American and global economy.

The point isn't the crack your back, but to free up the joints in the spine.