Sentence examples for getting free of from inspiring English sources
A piece in the Times spoke of "getting free of old concepts, of adopting wholly new modes of transportation.
Otherwise we have no hope of getting free of the gravitational pull of this recession.But the political will for stimulus spending isn't there.
In a certain sense getting free of the weight of the past is part of the opportunity here – a necessary prelude to reinvention.
When the iron fist comes off in countries like this, liberty is more readily seen as getting free of each other than uniting in the give-and-take of a new liberal order.
And Khartoum signed, perhaps believing that this was a key step in getting free of U.S. sanctions dating to its harboring of bin Laden and maybe figuring, many Sudan analysts speculate, that it could find ways to postpone the referendum forever.
"We're all trying to figure out our own customs for getting free of it".
While American stem cell scientists may be getting freed of politics, those in Italy can't say the same.
We talked about books, about feelings, about how to get free of our pasts.
"My advice for the American nation is, get free of these think tanks".
