Sentence examples for has released her from from inspiring English sources

Her inheritance of her great-aunt's house has released her from the need to work.

Her marriage, however, has released her from her gendered responsibility to care for her mother and once the couple had children she began to extend her social networks across ethnic groups through participation at parents' activities at the school and is now an active contributor to its fundraising activities.

The source, White House insider I. Lewis Scooter Libbyby, says through his lawyer that it was all a misunderstanding -- that he had released her from her secrecy pledge many months ago.

He added, "We keep our fingers crossed and hope that now they have released her from prison they will allow her to rejoin us in America".

Hillary Clinton has released her schedules from her White House years and The Guardian of London feels they're more notable for what's missing than for what's there: In her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton has touted her experience in the Clinton White House as preparation to lead the nation in a time of crisis.

She was shyness and giggles, freckles in the moonlight and drunken, immature cries of "Shut up, Lenny!" and "You're such an idiot!" I noticed she had released her hair from the bun's captivity and that it was dark and endless and thick as twine.

(Especially since Judge Hogan had told Miller that "she was mistaken in her belief that she was defending a free press, stressing that the government source she 'alleges she is protecting' had already released her from her promise of confidentiality").. Was Miller's sudden eagerness to find a get-out-of-jail excuse prompted by Fitzgerald's planning to ask for an extension of the grand jury?

The singer has released an excerpt from her upcoming "MDNA" concert tour DVD, repurposing the background imagery that played during her performances of the violent song "Gang Bang".

Christine Blasey Ford's legal team has released a statement from her friend Keith Koegler, who provided an account that appears to corroborate Ford's testimony accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, but the FBI did not interview him.

Her family has released extracts from the journal she kept, in which she notes: "Theme of the next novel should be a journey but in what form?" In The Girl in the Polka Dot Dress we have the journey but with none of the lyrical beauty which illuminates that 1968 journal and her better novels.

This week, Pakistan has released from prison 130 women who were accused of, among other crimes, adultery.