Sentence examples for freeing itself of from inspiring English sources

New York, "like the victim of an outrage, goes about freeing itself of its shroud," he wrote.

"Investors have been expecting that Boeing would finally start freeing itself of the cash drain from all the problems in developing the plane and that they would start to see more rewards now," he added.

He lived in world very much like ours; a society that saw itself as modern, freeing itself of old superstitions, but one that was also a time of political unrest, revolution and war.

In a previous article for the Guardian Public Leaders Network, I looked at a community nursing organisation in Holland that has been able to achieve a 7,000 to 30 frontline to back-office ratio by freeing itself of its bureaucratic class.

After freeing itself of most government restrictions and oversight the financial sector had become dysfunctional.

Once a corridor had been created, the First Army would then be able to advance into Brittany, rolling up the German flanks and freeing itself of the constraints imposed by operating in the Norman bocage countryside.

America would free itself of the encumbrance of formal alliances and multilateral diplomacy.

Furthermore, the university freed itself of most such constraints by the 1980s.

All was going well until one of the rolling bases somehow freed itself of the brick.

Argentina freed itself of economic chaos by hitching its future to Washington's broad economic vision of free, competitive global markets.

Abu Dhabi has freed itself of N.Y.U.'s inheritance: the lumbering bureaucracy, the stratified faculty, the overpacked classes, and the students burdened by debt.