Sentence examples for frees itself of from inspiring English sources

1962 Cuban Sugar Offer as Weapon WASHINGTON — The Administration is battling behind the scenes to preserve a "secret weapon" against Prime Minister Fidel Castro — a stand-by offer to buy 2.6 million tons of Cuban sugar if and when Cuba frees itself of Communist domination.

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.

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

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

The movement sought to free itself of the mainstream social codes and focused on dreams and fantasies versus the realistic portrayal of daily life of other theatrical forms.

It abandoned the tradition of "biblical English" and, except for the retention of "thou" and "thy" in addressing God, freed itself of all archaisms.

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.

Like a butterfly struggling to free itself of its chrysalis, her form emerges from enveloping darkness and twists into the light.

Aside from the desire to improve telephone service, the Government wants to free itself of the company's operating deficit, which runs about $50 million a month.