Sentence examples for because it frees the from inspiring English sources
Despite this praise, she was happy to see the character die because "it frees the show from bogging down by having the Winchesters chasing after the same villain endlessly" and "opens up the opportunity to explore new plots".
It is liberating because it frees the anxious mind of its internal monologue.
Marc Holzapfel, legal counsel for Virgin Galactic, describes it as a "major development" because it frees the industry from having to go through the "complicated, expensive and dilatory export-approval process".
But he agreed to the settlement, he said, because it frees the guitar maker to continue importing wood from India, which, unlike Madagascar, is the major supplier of rosewood used in many fretboards.
Sarah Ruhl's "Eurydice" (at the Second Stage, under the direction of Les Waters), a luminous retelling of the Orpheus myth from his beloved wife's point of view, is exhilarating because it frees the stage from the habitual.
"This is more good than bad, because it frees the company from this cloud, " said Harvey M. Sawikin, co-manager of Firebird Fund, a hedge fund investing in Russian equities.
A separate peace threatened them with military disaster because it freed the Germans to transfer hundreds of thousands of troops from the Eastern Front to the west, enabling them to achieve the breakthrough that had so far eluded them.
Whether that development sparked Greece's flowering she leaves to classicists to debate, but she agrees with Havelock that writing was probably a contributive factor, because it freed the Greeks from the necessity of keeping their whole culture, including the Iliad and the Odyssey, memorized.
The fund managers like the closed-end approach because it frees them from the prospect of having to dump parts of their portfolios if there is a rash of shareholder redemptions.
"A friend told me he found 'Sleep No More' relaxing, because it frees you from the anxiety of being bored at the theater," Mr. Weiner, 46, said recently, sitting on an antique couch inside Lady Macduff's living room.
