Sentence examples for unleash from from inspiring English sources
"unleash from" is not a correct phrase in written English
"Unleash" means to release or set free, and it is typically used with the preposition "on" or "upon." For example, "The army was unleashed on the enemy." or "The manager unleashed her anger upon the employee." You can use "unleash from" if you are trying to say that something or someone has been freed or released from a restriction or control, but it is not a commonly used phrase. In this case, it is more appropriate to use "unleash from" in a figurative sense rather than a literal one. For example, "The new policy has unleashed our creativity from the old constraints."
It's predictably Trumpian, then, that his response to that embarrassing measure of unpopularity was yet another goofy tweet, this one calling for a rally of his supporters: "It would be the biggest of them all!" Perhaps he thinks a big, obedient crowd might lessen the rage that he's managed to unleash from his non-supporters — a significant majority — almost from the moment of his swearing-in.
ONE danger of earthquakes, from Tokyo to San Francisco, has always been the flames that rise from the wreckage when fires are unleashed from their hearths.
His big leap was the culmination of years spent developing his skills as a swinging lounge singer unleashed from the piano.
The play opens with a sulfurous image of the Duke's bed exploding with monstrous figures, seemingly unleashed from his nightmares to spread their disease throughout the city.
They are exuberant, unleashed from classrooms on the first sunny day after months of rain, high spirits frowned upon in the wartime Britain of the novel.
WASHINGTON Robert M. Gates has 15 days left as secretary of defense — just ask him — and has become ever more unleashed from the constraints of the job.
These included swimming tanks that would float on inflatable canvas water wings as they were unleashed from the landing craft, and then make their way ashore.
With China's consumers finally unleashed from their age-old habit of saving, the country's economy booms and it leaps past the United States and other Western countries.
Every once in a while, in response to gravitational nudges from a passing star or gas cloud, a comet is unleashed from storage and comes crashing inward.
Virgin Galactic announced last December that its LauncherOne vehicle, which will put satellites into orbit, will be unleashed from the belly of a retired 747 airliner.
For others it was a revelation, a relief to find the work unleashed from its circumstantial Englishness at last and treated as music drama in the widest sense.
