Sentence examples for has freed itself from inspiring English sources

It's a lion that the state controlled, but it has freed itself, broken away".

They will remember that German football has freed itself from unhealthy obsessions - the sweeper system, a distrust of superstars, the importance of willpower and hierarchical structures - only recently.

"Up, Up and Away" features a shrub that has freed itself from the earth and skitters across the sky like a leafy cloud.

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.

Stephen Reitman, an automobile analyst in London with Merrill Lynch, said today that BMW's future would be brighter now that it has freed itself from Rover.

Modern Urdu prose, however, has freed itself almost completely from the past, whereas in poetry promising steps have been taken toward modernization of both forms and content (see South Asian arts: Islamic literatures and Modern period).

Nepal had freed itself from Tibetan suzerainty in the 8th century but remained a major trade route to Tibet.

A few months later de Gaulle bluntly told reporters that France had "freed itself... from the very special and very close ties" with Israel, nastily adding that Jews were "an elite people, sure of itself, and dominating".

In Anatolia, however, the royal dominions had been considerably diminished after the death of Mithradates V: Paphlagonia had freed itself, and Phrygia (c. 116 bce) had been linked to the Roman province of Asia.

Having freed itself from Japanese occupation after the second world war, the country was thrown into its own civil war, by the end of which most of Korea's film heritage had been destroyed.

As the allies, accompanied by small Gaullist forces, approached the capital in August, the resistance there wanted an uprising so that the city could be seen to have freed itself.