Sentence examples for freeing as a from inspiring English sources

That's really freeing as a writer.

The birds are freed as a flock and head for home.

My ticket was free, as was a copy of Atlas Shrugged and limitless post-talk booze.

Dickens knew, and had demonstrated, that the giving up of secrets could be freeing -- as a young man of 32, he met one Madame de la Rue, an Englishwoman married to a Frenchman, who was beset by what we would recognize as obsessive-compulsive fears and anxieties.

Breakfasts are free, as is dinner three nights a week.

Free as a bird, so to speak.

I am free as a nerd.

"I'm as free as a bird," she says.

"I felt very free as a child," she said.

So are Google's customers free as a bird?

Are we less secure or less free as a consequence?