Sentence examples for wanting to be released from inspiring English sources

It is not impossible, then, to see in the vinyl panels or the nakedness of a beaded catsuit someone wanting to be released from his prison of ideas.

Even while wanting to be released from debt bondage and unreasonable working conditions, women may wish (in the name of gaining economic independence and security, the ability to support children, and so on) to remain in the country to which they were "trafficked" [ 17].

I want to be released from some of these commitments".

His last words were: 'Take me to the surface.' He wanted to be released.

Some of the jurisdictions covered by Section 5 now want to be released from this form of federal receivership.

He said he did not want to be released until the North shut down its prison camps, they said.

The interview marked Favre's first significant public comments since informing the Packers he wants to be released.

He wants to be released from his contract and get his deposit back, according to a civil complaint to be filed in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Wednesday.

Judges still have the discretion to require defendants to post high amounts of cash if they want to be released on bail, Judge Graffeo wrote.

But he said most people want to be released as soon as possible, even if it means going out onto the dark, dangerous streets with no resources.

A judge sets your bail — the money you have to pay if you want to be released before your court date — at, maybe, fifteen thousand dollars.