Rulers came to rely on slave armies, freeing them from dependence on civil institutions.
In freeing them from their servitude, Prospero frees himself, but all freedom comes at a cost.
Stein offers directors words, while freeing them from the rigours of discursive meaning.
Charter schools, privately run but publicly financed, are generally nonunion, freeing them from labor restrictions.
You say charter schools "are generally nonunion, freeing them from labor restrictions".
Ronald Reagan boasted about helping the poor by freeing them from having to pay federal income tax.
To counter this, contemporary novels often begin with a child losing a mobile phone, freeing them from outside interference.
Their primary purpose is to make the best use of top executives' time by freeing them from airline schedules and airport operations.
Supermarkets improved women's lives, freeing them from having to trudge from butcher to baker to farm stand to put a family meal on the table.
It could also draw in those who want to combine learning with work or child-rearing, freeing them from timetables assembled to suit academics.
Whether the children realize it or not, soccer is freeing them from the clutches of lethal drugs, unconscionable abuse and gang violence.
