Sentence examples for good to free from inspiring English sources

It is always good to free write.

And they generated some good ideas to free up funds for climate action.

None of that was good enough to free the accused until the ruling today, which prosecutors have five days to appeal.

Even if you are not planning to retire any time soon, you may decide that now is a good time to free up capital.

Note that downsizing isn't the same as trading down, although it is often a good way to free up equity for living expenses.

We can never do "good" enough to free us from the shackles of low self-esteem, self-doubt and insecurity.

So leaning on massage parlors is neither the answer nor a good start to free Florida's slaves.

Achy joints, a nervous, cranky disposition, a tired lined face, and illness knocking at your door — all are good reasons to free yourself from sugar.

… It's a really good service to free up doctors.

Mind-mapping is a good way to free your thinking.

Often talking over your fears and sadness with someone who cares about you is a really good way to free yourself from carrying it around.