Sentence examples for be able to free from inspiring English sources

That same day, he confirmed that the US wasn't going to be able to free Maqdisi.

The question now is when, or perhaps even if, Citigroup will be able to free itself from Washington.

"In this case, they will be able to free their thoughts of stereotypes and come to their own conclusions about Arabic-speaking peoples".

She did not yield to the fatalism that insists that, since Russians have only known authoritarianism, they will not be able to free themselves from it.

"A small apartment can easily feel overwhelming if it isn't organised," says Hilgendorf. "It's important to be able to free up floor space".

He might have thought he could not go wrong by opposing a "war from which we may not be able to free ourselves for years".

They defend exclusivity agreements on the ground that without them new competitors would be able to free-ride on the training they have given local agents.

Tata's rivals may be able to free-ride on its efforts, copying the cost-cutting tricks it had to discover through painstaking trial and error.

Labor's argument is that people shouldn't be able to free-ride, enjoying the higher wages and better benefits the union negotiates for on their behalf, without contributing to the cost of obtaining those wages and benefits.

Some were able to free the balloon; some were not.

He struggled and was able to free his foot.