Sentence examples for be free in two from inspiring English sources

"They could be free in two hours, we gotta use our time wisely," one of the policemen says to his new colleague.

The company's website says in one section that entry will be free, in two others that entrants will submit $25 with their videos to compete.

On £55,000 a year, you could just about make the final reckoning; make £100,000 a year and you'll be free in seven years.

Selected by Israel from among the 6,000-odd Palestinians it holds in its jails for terrorist (as opposed to mundanely criminal) offences, they are to be freed in two months' time.The other 450, plus the women, were selected by Hamas, the Islamist organisation that rules the Gaza Strip and that has been responsible for Sergeant Shalit's incarceration for the past five years.

447 prisoners were released yesterday, and another 600 will be freed in two months.

Eighty-two long-term prisoners would be freed in four stages.

A few days before, the Philippines' president, Joseph Estrada, had ordered that all 12 non-Asian captives must be freed in one batch.

The men, who have been in jail for more than 20 years for crimes that include violent attacks on Israeli citizens, are among 104 prisoners who will be freed in four stages over the next nine months.

Jefferson purchased Freeman in 1804 with the understanding, set by his former master, that he was to be freed in sixteen years.

If you've successfully made contact with emergency services, just remember that they'll be on their way as quickly as possible; entrapment calls are taken seriously and you could be freed in thirty minutes or less.

Most rights entitle their holders to freedom in some sense; indeed holding a right can entail that one is free in one or more of a variety of senses.