Sentence examples for from their masters from inspiring English sources
Dogs catch disease from other dogs & from their masters (seldom from cats).
Mr. Washington and Mr. Turnage liberated themselves during the war, stealing away from their masters by rowboat, at great risk.
In 1640, he and two European American indentured servants were arrested for running away from their masters in Colonial Virginia.
In the 19th century the diagnosis of "drapetomania" was suggested to describe slaves who flee from their masters, and until the 1970s "homosexuality" was in the DSM.
The name contrabands was used for the remainder of the war to describe slaves who ran from their masters to the Union army.
"At this time I organized a company of 100 men and stood guard night and day protecting the slaves as they came to Kansas from their masters".
Likewise, pupils of Schoenberg during the early 20th century wrote music recognizably derived from their master's systems.
After they moved in, they said, a bubble-shaped leak swelled from their master bedroom ceiling, and neighbors reported mud spurting from their bathtubs.
Numerous seminude interpretations, often referred to as Monna Vanna, also exist and were likely completed by Leonardo's students with occasional input from their master.
An abolitionist, Delano was nonetheless impressed by the apparent devotion of the two slaves, father and son, who refused to be separated for a moment from their master.
On May 23 , 1861 three enslaved Virginians named Frank Baker, Shepard Mallory and James Townsend fled from their master, a Confederate colonel who had put them to work building rebel fortifications, and sought protection at the Union-held citadel.
