Sentence examples for easily free from inspiring English sources
Stephon Marbury, a man of many moves, will not easily free himself from Jason Kidd.
Fashioning himself as a muscular internationalist in other areas will not easily free Mr Obama from that political quagmire.
Mandela's death and the 20th anniversary of the end of apartheid could as easily free voters from their ties of loyalty to the ANC as bind them tighter.
To improve stability of the biocatalysts and reuse them easily, free SMDH and laccase were immobilized on chitosan beads.
Deploy the "spoon and roll" technique if you cannot easily free your arm.
A large snake can easily free itself from your grip if you let it thrash.
The seed coat is attached to the thin, dry ovary wall (husk) by a short stalk, so that the seed is easily freed from the husk, as in buckwheat.
Cassidy, who was in a child restraint, survived the impact but couldn't be easily freed from the seat because the fire happened so quickly, said Detective Kelly Summey, who arrived at the crash while the rescue was under way.
She easily frees herself though, suggesting she doesn't put up much of a fight in the first place.
Moreover, if other phenolic residues among bis-phenolic materials (R = −OH) were Boc protected, then the t-butyl carbonate derivatives proved to be more easily freed with several conditions, including reduction (LAH), saponification (LiOH), and acidic treatment (TFA/CH2Cl2, H3O+/1,4-dioxane, or ZnBr2/CH3NO2).
Moreover, this work shows that these composite thin films, a few μm thick, can be easily detached as free standing membranes containing photoactive TiO2.
