| There's that secret burning desire in each of us that wants to break free from the shackles of obedience. |
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| His goal is to find ways to break free from the intimidating complexity of today's technology and the frustration of information overload. |
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| Sometimes, when we're lucky, art whispers to us that in the midst of the worst suffering and darkness, we can break free of our shackles. |
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| Was this not a historic opportunity to break free from the shackles of class oppression and found a new society? |
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| Helen has the material things many would envy, but she is desperately trying to break free. |
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| At several points during the mating, the female appeared to be trying to break free. |
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| Following a struggle the brave youngster finally managed to break free from the man and make her escape. |
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| Eric was struggling to break free, each gesture binding him tighter and tighter, squeezing his ribs and his frail arm. |
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| Sioni kicked and wriggled, but couldn't break free, much to other two's amusement. |
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| I am constantly trying to break free from the chains of male chauvinism and patriarchy. |
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| It is not easy to break free from the grip of anarchophilia because we are preconditioned to think of the international system in anarchic terms. |
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| Successfully aloft, the ship is unable to break free of the gravitational pull of the unwelcome comet. |
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| She managed to break free and ran back past the station, through the town centre to Parkway. |
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| She was able to break free and punch one of the men when two passersby came to her aid. |
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| Alarmed, Darlene lurched forward, struggling to break free, but it was no use. |
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| Startled, Peter struggled to break free, but suddenly there were knives all around him and he was held down. |
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| After ten minutes, the boy managed to break free and escape, although the man initially gave chase. |
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| I followed silently behind the two guards, debating within my mind whether to break free and escape, or stay near to him. |
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| The frigate was struggling to break free, but with it's destroyed engine and other damage, it wasn't much of a fight. |
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| She was still struggling to break free from its hold but was failing miserably. |
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| Could we ever break free from these shackles of social insensitivity and ignorance? |
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| How are we to break free from the dispiriting sequence of dictators and their henchmen? |
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| Excessive force on the second row cup holders will cause them to break free. |
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| We get the image of a man's face struggling to break free of what appears to be some sort of womb. |
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| He gave a grunt of pain and his grip around her throat slackened enough that she was able to break free. |
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| Lately she's been thinking a lot about selling her home to break free from debt, because she fears the specter of foreclosure every day. |
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| He felt like a rabbit caged by a hunter's trap, unable to break free of the iron bonds. |
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| Are you stuck in a rut, longing to be creative but unable to break free from the humdrum routine of your daily job? |
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| He struggled to break free, and the pair stumbled across the room and up against the bureau. |
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| Meanwhile, the drunken man on the other side of the room was struggling to break free of the flimsy curtain that separated us. |
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| Only at the end of the 18th century did the science of nutrition begin to break free of the old theories. |
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| He was able to break free of Adrian's grasp and jump up onto the hood of the vehicle. |
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| Her tale, the least interesting of the three, details the nuts and bolts of her past and what it takes to break free for a better future. |
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| Freedom from unforgivingness means we must break free from the practice of being unable to forgive. |
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| Acacia felt his grip slacken just enough for her to break free and run for the back door. |
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| I'd break free of all my complexes, become one of those amazingly self possessed seniors I was always in awe of, and everything would be just peachy. |
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| Here, 21 arches made of blocks of pale Apricena marble break free from the more usual confines of walls to form a series of dramatic free-standing supports. |
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| The captain, with the help of his men, came up with a plan to set off a decoy to lure the fighters away from us in hopes that we could break free. |
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| His first paintings were very near of Poliakoff's but he moves to action painting to break free from his master. |
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| Cultural differences and the common desire to break free from clanship values both foster and destroy a big love. |
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| Stalking customers after they signal their intentions unambiguously is a wheeze to hold on to someone who has taken a lot of trouble to break free. |
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| If the amniotic membranes do not rupture during birth, the neonate must struggle to break free from the encapsulating membranes. |
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| It had devices to quickly seal off a well blowout or to break free from it. |
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| The way to break free from all symbolical forms of domination is subversion. |
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| The way to do that is to break free from the polarized committee structure. |
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| In a video, Teri Geymi explains how to break free from the limitations of fear. |
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| But ever since the revolution, America had begun to break free from Britain's gravitational pull. |
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| However, the case offers an opportunity to break free from a culture of secrecy and fear and to bring the killers to account. |
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| A chain securing the starboard face wire failed, causing the tug to break free from the barge. |
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| These youngsters have little chance to break free from a life of poverty and often end up working in menial, low-paid jobs. |
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| All these works, in which the painting appears to break free from its frame, evoke themes of passage and ritual. |
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| Ultimately, one student is able to break free from stereotyping by changing his label. |
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| It gives them the skills, stability and knowledge to break free from the ongoing cycle of violence, addictions and abuse. |
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| A group of senior public servants and politicians wanted to break free from the silo effect of departmental organization. |
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| To break free from the grip of matter and evil does not imply that there is an evil god. |
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| For Christ's sake let us break free from the cobweb of conflicting human expectations. |
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| Building on trusty foundations to reach up, break free, and play on full colour, or mutable colour. |
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| Also use the same move to break free of a player trying to jostle you for possession of the ball. |
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| We are aware that the death penalty is rooted in a culture of revenge and retribution from which mankind needs to break free. |
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| Hence you are on the side of those who are crushed by misfortune and cannot break free of their burdens. |
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| Unable to break free, the pleasure craft was forced onto a heading almost reciprocal to that of the on-coming barge. |
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| Thanks to the support of the Government of Canada, these women will break free of their isolation and acquire tools for successful integration. |
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| Yesterday the point was made that in some families, children worked to enable their parents to break free of the spiral of poverty. |
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| Adrian yelled, struggling to break free but Dennis was too strong for him. |
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| I knew what he was going to do and I screamed, struggling to break free. |
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| Given an opportunity, they just might break free and paint the town red. |
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| So the question here is really whether the US dollar could break free from the United States state, and operating as a globally-regulated, consensually managed currency. |
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| But blanco was perhaps too deeply ensnared in the drug underworld to break free. |
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| The man finally manages to break free with the help of the others, slipping out of his coat. |
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| Kicking and thrashing, Jennifer desperately struggled to break free. |
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| I want to break free from the chains that shackle me to them. |
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| The tinsel town rolled out the red carpet, promising not just money and fame, but an opportunity to break free from mundaneness that defines the middle class. |
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| She eventually managed to break free and run home to her grandmother, who called the police. The man was later chased and caught by the girl's father. |
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| Some children cannot break free from glue ear while they are full of repeated cold and catarrh, and often begin school unable to speak or hear properly. |
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| And once in your life you'll get at least one opportunity, one challenge to throw caution to the wind, take the big risk, break free and follow your dream. |
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| When a photon strikes the PV cell it ionises a silicon atom, transferring all its energy to an outer electron and allowing that electron to break free from the silicon atom. |
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| They grow, break free from the host, and drop to the bottom of the water to begin an independent life. |
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| He should break free from these ideological arguments. |
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| And at a time when industry trends are moving toward homogeneity, the music of Cirque du Soleil allows us to break free from traditional forms and styles. |
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| Rarely does this author break free from the standard tired and unilluminating terms of the post-structuralist cognoscenti. |
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| I fought many times to break free to fetch them. |
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| This is valid for all those who wish to advance and evolve in a spiritual way, it is the motivation to want to change ourselves on the whole in order to help others break free of their suffering. |
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| For nearly a minute, he struggles to break free. |
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| What's really at work in all of these proposed agreements is the yearning by multinational firms to break free from the constraints of national sovereignty. |
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| Or has success helped you break free from all that? |
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| The book describes her life in the guru's inner circle and her efforts to break free from his influence. |
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| Antony's fleet sailed through the bay of Actium on the western coast of Greece in a desperate attempt to break free of the naval blockade. |
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| In 53 BC the Treveri broke their alliance and attempted to break free of Rome. |
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| If you reel in too fast, your fish may break free. |
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| The campaigners dream of a mass march through Gaza's crossings to break free of the suffocating siege and of replanting the farmland that has been turned into a wasteland. |
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| During an inspection of the high-security cellblock, the inmates break free and a full-scale riot ensues. |
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| These tales, set in the desert Southwest, revolve around ordinary people staidly facing melodramatic events yet aching for a way to break free of their natural reticence. |
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| The total load factor was determined to be over 14 g but under 22 g. The lateral force caused the left-side seats to break free from the aircraft structure, allowing the left-side occupants to be thrown to the right. |
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| Girls in domestic service are isolated from the rest of society with virtually no one concerned for their welfare and dependent on their host family, it is difficult for them to break free from abuse. |
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| The information society provides new opportunities for older people to break free from social isolation, promoting actions that reduce the existing digital divide. |
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| Mindmaps, a reflection of internal thinking, help fracture the semantic restrictions for children, especially those with dyslexia, to break free. |
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| We agree this would require some kind of coordinating mechanism and strategic partnerships, so that we can break free from restrictive labels and ensure broader ownership of democratic processes. |
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| By their silences, their brief answers and their exuberance, young Algerian women express their strong will to break free from the stranglehold of religion and tradition. |
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| They must break free from the degree factory and ivory tower syndrome and become, at one and the same time, a local development resource and a centre for the lifelong diffusion of education and culture. |
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| In our most recent throne speech, we renewed our commitment to help the most vulnerable people in our country, those seeking to break free from a cycle of poverty and homelessness. |
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| In 2007, the deflator of private consumption should break free from an eight-year spell of deflation and rise at a year average rate of 0.2 per cent. |
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| The Cordilleran ice sheet produced features such as glacial Lake Missoula, which would break free from its ice dam causing the massive Missoula floods. |
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| When he tried to break free of the British blockade in November, he was run down and attacked by the British under Admiral Hawke at the Battle of Quiberon Bay. |
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| The drippy bloke with a girlfriend far hotter than him smashes his Orange through a glass table, rather echoing an ad that aches to break free of its self-imposed constraints. |
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| However, when one citizen breaks the Law of Nature both the transgressor and the victim enter into a state of war, from which it is virtually impossible to break free. |
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| Vladimir Nabokov, asked whether sometimes his characters didn't break free of his control, replied that they were galley slaves, kept severely under his thumb at all times. |
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| It tells the tale of teenager Cosmo who uses music as an inspiration to break free from the mundanity of everyday life when growing up in 80s Dublin. |
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| However, when one citizen breaks the Law of Nature, both the transgressor and the victim enter into a state of war, from which it is virtually impossible to break free. |
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| The movement appealed to the revolutionary spirit of America as well as to those longing to break free of the strict religious traditions of early settlement. |
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| I needed to break free from the limits imposed by my own fear of failure. |
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