If that doesn't unbind your Prometheus, there's no hope for you.
Will technology "unbind" books, as it has unbundled other media, such as music albums?
Kashmiri youth, lit with the fever of azadi, or freedom, thought they could unbind the ties to India with some well-placed explosives and high-profile kidnappings.
To unbind the association of Top Gear with the previous trio, the newbies need space to create their own dynamic partnership.
A security guard at one entrance demanded that she unload every book from her bag and unbind a sheaf of papers for inspection, she said.
Publishers and booksellers fear it could unbind their business.Worries about the effect of libraries on the book trade are not new.
If, after the thrill is gone or the wedding is paid for, a couple without children decide to separate, it is sure better to simplify the process by which they may unbind themselves legally.
Honestly, I really do want to know the answer: It involves forcing a series of votes to unbind the delegates from the primary results and for those unbound delegates to deny Trump a majority.
After the final vote, Kendal Unruh of Colorado, a leader of the effort to unbind delegates and beat Trump, stood on her chair to announce to her delegates: "We are walking out".
In other books, like "The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox" and "After You'd Gone," women confined to hospital wards slowly reveal secrets that both bind and unbind their families.
Is it not better to remain open?" Perhaps this is an unfair question, an expression of our current cultural restlessness and thirst for novelty, but I must ask: having already put a decisive stamp on the American short story, can David Means unbind the strictures he has devised, and find a new way of coming full circle?
