Sentence examples for be freed it would from inspiring English sources

Were he now to be freed, it would be relieved, and his supporters would be jubilant.

If he were freed it would allow him to return to Libya before the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Even if it had been free, it would have remained almost useless to me.

Because, well, if these apps were free, it would eliminate the MS Surface RT's main selling point.

And now that it's free, it wouldn't be that surprising to see this take off in the same way Yammer did before Microsoft got a hold of it — at least until those integrations hit the pavement.

"In the early days, we had this idea of a call list, so you could request a call of somebody, and if they were free it would call you back," he said.

The council in Anbar, the Sunni-dominated western desert region that was an epicenter of the insurgency, issued an ultimatum that if the detainees were not freed, it would also vote to seek greater autonomy.

She still hoped Sentsov would be freed but acknowledged it would take time.

Heavy weather set in the night after Agincourt was freed and it would have wrecked her if she had still been aground.

If the union fired him "for cause," it would be freed of any contractual obligations.

If it was free I would have gone…Just our own survival is a problem, getting the stuff is a problem.