Sentence examples for be freed from a from inspiring English sources
Why shouldn't they "be freed from a form of confiscation not visited upon anyone else?" he said).
We can now do something to help another person in poverty or hardship be freed from a destructive medical debt cycle.
Ms. Angier suggests that someday women in their 20's will be freed from a biological deadline by routinely freezing eggs for use at any time.
The chairman of the state Liberal Party, Raymond B. Harding, would be freed from a political vise if his close friend skipped the Senate race.
The British glam rocker Gary Glitter will be freed from a prison in Vietnam later this month, Agence France-Presse reported.
But now, Mr Crawford and a group of men criminalised by a law that was repealed more than four decades ago are to be freed from a stigma that has blighted many lives.
In a coincidence almost too morbid for pulp fiction, tomorrow -- Valentine's Day -- Robert E. Chambers Jr. will be freed from an upstate prison.
The Libyan people have been freed from a crazed tyranny.
Like many people, he has been freed from a daily commute by the communications revolution.
He was freed from a locked room in the suburbs on Saturday.
The judge disagreed, and Mr. Acosta was freed from a prison near here, officials said.
