He fails to field balls anymore and, apart from his frees, is only a shadow of what he was. |
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Laminated safety glass frees architects from strict reliance on opaque structural materials. |
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He replied that writing actually saves him time because it frees up ideas and makes him into a sharper designer. |
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If they get their journey done quickly it frees up the taxi for other users. |
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The manufacturing process frees the germ from the soybean, using 400 pounds of soybean seed to yield one pound of soy germ. |
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He fills long days and empty nights by creating a fiddle, and frees his thoughts as he liberates the fiddle from the wood. |
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He took any amount of punishment and just got on with it after earning vital frees. |
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This action frees particles of dirt, grime, and grease, which accumulate on your skin every day. |
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A metaphor for the sky, this modern baldacchino also frees them from any technica l requirements except supporting themselves. |
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If they can sell a large home and buy into a village, it frees up capital for them to buy a new car, travel, or go overseas. |
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Radio space slowly trickles out as the Federal Communications Commission frees more of the spectrum for real-world uses. |
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The bearded figure twists to face us as he frees himself from one of the snakes. |
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The Spirit frees the Father to let the Son go, and so actually to love him. |
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The good thing is this precedent frees us individuals to imaginatively futz with our own budgets including the reporting of tax expenses. |
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That frees up general revenue funds which could go to propping up Social Security down the road. |
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Derek Mooney and Gavin Smullen converted frees but Dooley negatived one of them at the other end. |
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The increase in the performance of graphics accelerators frees additional CPU cycles that can be used for real-time physical world modeling. |
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Allocating wardrobes to another area frees up more space in the bedroom itself, so there is room for larger beds. |
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She will be allowed to apply for an electronic tagging scheme which frees well-behaved, non-dangerous inmates up to 135 days early. |
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John Keogh found his scoring touch and added three points from frees but that was the sum total of Kiltegan's scoring in the second half. |
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I am very hopeful these stories will help make the shift that frees the remaining refugees. |
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A reduced multi-chip module in the circuit board frees up space in the camera by almost 60 per cent. |
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It frees us from bitterness and ill will and opens us up to sharing the love we all know we crave. |
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Not only is online information easily accessible to employees, it frees human resources staff to deal with non-routine issues. |
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When the mix is placed in soil and watered, it starts a chemical reaction that frees phosphorus that plants can use. |
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Rejecting terminological inclusivity as unnecessary frees us to accept a pragmatic understanding of the working-class. |
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A free market frees individuals to make distinct choices and independent decisions. |
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This frees McFerrin to experiment with musical forms ranging from Medieval polyphony to African folk music. |
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The favorable thing is this precedent frees us individuals to futz with our own budgets including the reporting of expenses on our tax returns. |
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This allows for a direct view into the canal and frees the physicians' hands to hold the light and manipulate the ear curette. |
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That frees up capital for investments in new technology and industries here. |
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Already the move, which frees the club from restrictive rules, has paid dividends, explained Mr Collins. |
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This frees up a tremendous amount of floor space to leave room for other needed processes. |
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He was a show pony, he was soft, selfish, sooky, playing for frees and never thinking of the team. |
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They forced two frees that Rogers converted and the sides were level with six minutes of the half gone. |
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It is known that adrenalin is the hormone that frees fatty acids of the adipose tissues. |
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A budget checks frivolous spending, helps you see where your money goes and frees up cash for retirement savings. |
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Finally, work becomes more fun and stimulating for staff and management alike, which frees up and increases staff power. |
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In addition, human beings display a marked erectness of body carriage that frees the hands for use as manipulative members. |
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His act of love fulfills the New Covenant in his Blood, which frees humanity from sin and death. |
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This gap frees the rotating lever, to which the davit end of the gripe is hooked, and allows the lever to turn and release the gripe. |
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Referee Declan Corcoran had a busy match, whistling for 45 frees and flashing no less than eight yellow cards in what was a very stop-start game throughout. |
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New caretaker government frees some of those detained during the rule of the country's recently ousted President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. |
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The system frees staff time, while providing clients with more timely and efficient information services. |
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If he does not, then the carrier assesses daily detention or demurrage charges until the traffic manager's firm frees the carrier's equipment. |
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Kery James frees himself from all the clichés and banalities of the genre, at the risk of disconcerting some hip hop fans. |
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Racked with grief and anger, Titania frees the malevolent Puck and sets out to wreak vengeance. |
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The surgeon frees up the affected segment of the bowel, removes the diseased portion, and rejoins the proximal and distal edges with a surgical anastomosis whenever possible. |
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Electrically unlatched at the press of a button as an option, it folds down in seconds and frees up 58 cubic-feet of cargo space. |
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This frees you from the hassle of disposing of chemical or industrial waste. |
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As the dragon warrior frees the animal spirits he will take on their appearance and abilities. |
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The change in classification frees up federal funding for round-the-clock research and steps up authorization for nationwide epidemiological studies. |
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They are pumped up and down over edible roots to create a current of water that frees the roots from the surrounding mud. |
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It frees banking or financial institutions from any liability with regard to site decontamination as a result of the use of nuclear energy. |
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Removing the throttle and brake pedals frees up legroom for the four-seat design. |
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While this frees up resources the Romney camp can allocate elsewhere, it could prove costly if it lets Santorum on the board. |
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The big wing forward was to convert two further frees in the opening quarter while Seamus Lyons landed his first score after a foul on David Cuddy. |
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This in turn frees up the health services and places in residential care. |
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Uncooked angelica sinensis lubricates the intestines and frees the stools. |
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The stair generated out of this geometry, an almost helical form, frees itself from the rigidity of the ceiling, only to be encompassed by the new limit of the silo walls. |
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Hippocrates is an amazing figure, both a father of scientific ethics and first articulator of the insight that frees humankind to discover the universe. |
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This not only has the benefit of looking elegant but frees up space so that designers are able to offer more comfort and luxury to even the smallest of cars. |
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Applying voltage to the transistor gates frees the charges for readout. |
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When I ask why she wears a veil in a society where it's optional, Sakdiyah explains how it frees her. |
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An early penalty award saw Flynner's goal effort stopped and cleared, and then there were those awful misses from frees by an out of sorts Dave Bennett and Flynn in turn. |
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When liberation comes it frees not only the oppressed but also those who structured and maintained the untenable and incalculably costly systems of oppression. |
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The reduced footprint of SATA data connections frees up space on motherboards, potentially allowing for more convenient layouts and room for more onboard features! |
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The powerful one frees himself and unties the bonds of everyone else. |
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The Internet frees us from the pesky constraints of our physical bodies. |
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The pace of consumer spending should quicken this summer, as tax relief frees up household income, even while the labor markets are slow to recover. |
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This frees up the helicopters to work only in the areas flooded too deep for any sort of wheeled vehicle, even ones with as high a draft as a garbage trick, to get into. |
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The whole operation is performed by one man only in the boat, who, by simply paying off a rope, unlashes and frees the boat from the ship's gripes. |
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Grace lifts us, inspires us, frees us and emboldens us to serve God. |
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Surrounded by relaxing warmth, a primordial feeling of secureness frees the body and mind. |
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The centre-free wheel rim frees space in the centre of the wheel for mounting undreamt-of equipment and devices. |
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When it frees up the water, you can end up with a dry, trafficable surface much more quickly. |
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Ariana Grande, leader of men and breaker of chains, makes quick work of the sad cages and frees her friends. |
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The poverty of doing without possessions frees us from the need to protect our property against others. |
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The one, who frees the innocent captive from one prison and locks him up in another, is a prison guard, not a liberator. |
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It frees it from all bounds with the corruptible nature and introduces the candidate into the Cathar Priesthood: the Perfection. |
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This frees their time for trapping and neutering and keeps cats from piling up in their homes while they look for adoptive placement. |
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First, an aquatic creature, a bewitching mermaid, frees the earth from its icy bonds, and is then joined by a mineral spirit and a forest spirit. |
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Purity frees one from widespread eroticism and avoids those things which foster morbid curiosity. |
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In I Wished for a Unicorn, the child's imagination frees the child from the humdrum, dull backyard. |
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This bill gets the government off the hook and frees it of any responsibility for contamination that could occur at a nuclear plant site. |
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Four ounces of the clarified juice of Scabious taken in the morning fasting, with a dram of Mithridate or Benice treacle, frees the heart from any infection of pestilence. |
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In an attempt to impress one such lucky lady, Ash accidentally frees demons from the Necronomicon he keeps locked up in his trailer. |
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By uncoupling our emotions from the film's many acts of violence, he frees us to draw parallels and make connections with painfully recent history. |
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It frees the speakers and amplifiers from their most difficult task: reproducing bass and sub-bass. |
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Gawker's form of anti-establishmentarianism is not the sort that frees the animals from the lab in the dark of night. |
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Easy to use, Altuglas® frees designers and developers to create pieces that are both esthetically pleasing and unusual. |
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Acting as guardian of the time, the Meditation Timer frees the individual meditator as well as the time-keeper in group practice. |
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Found fixed to the surface of developing red blood cells, transferrin frees iron directly into the cell. |
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Outsourcing also frees up ICC security staff for the more demanding or sensitive tasks and for special events or projects. |
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On the one hand, it can be positive positive positive positive to the extent that it frees up time for training or investing in another activity. |
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Child care helps the economy because it creates jobs and frees up parents to be able to work. |
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This reduction in collateral frees up resources that can then be put to more efficient uses elsewhere. |
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This frees up manpower and resources, enabling the customer to concentrate on core business. |
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This increases efficiency and frees up officers' time for other important activities. |
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It frees itself from the sometimes constrictive limits of the classic animated series, with episodes which run for 26 or 13 minutes. |
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Based on the fact that it stimulates the liver, that it frees up the liver's energy or that it nourishes your blood? |
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He frees Madura from the Chinese and Balinese and the people choose him as the sovereign of their island. |
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And so, from man to man the light that dissipates fanaticism and frees the spirit will spread. |
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It's a shame that you can't try a dress on to check the fit, but it frees you from insecurities that you may have as a woman. |
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An arch frees the cockpit from the mainsail traveller and all control lines are led back to the helms. |
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Cleans drains and frees them from organic matters such as grease, food, hair, oil, paper, cotton, hard deposits of soap, sludge and tree roots. |
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It is liberating because it frees the anxious mind of its internal monologue. |
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The shift to a lower risk, bolt-on strategy frees up cash for higher dividends and lowers integration risks. |
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Eliminating backup copies of the same data from multiple computers results in substantial storage savings and frees network bandwidth. |
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Pluto is an intellectual demiurgic god, who frees souls from generation. |
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Though the fan creates thrust like a propeller, the surrounding duct frees it from many of the restrictions that limit propeller performance. |
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Indeed this mechanism also frees the methane that is fixed naturally on the surface of the coal, and this hydrocarbon gas can then be recovered and valorised. |
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The characters — goatish, sheepish, and bovine by turns — stand as both keepers and kept, a problem illustrated when Henry frees his favorite goat for a walk through Central Park and it runs away. |
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The Energetic chromosome instantaneously frees itself from all bodily influences in so far as body cremation leads to the decay of the whole plasmatic energy. |
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It frees you from having to stay within a Wi-Fi area to be connected, thus turning your city into one big hotspot that delivers strong, fast Internet performance. |
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On the one hand, he launches assaults on Otherworldly fortresses in search of treasure and frees their prisoners. |
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Best of all, it frees businesses to focus on what they do best. |
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By virtue of the total donation, the requirement of indissolubility can be understood better which frees and protects love and is not its prison or impoverishment. |
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It should be added that Maurice Ohana is an atypical composer with a personal language that frees itself of all aesthetic, stylistic schools of thought, most notably the German dodecaphonic school. |
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Removes fat deposits under the eyes and frees the tissue from scoriae. |
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Truth frees charity from the constraints of an emotionalism that deprives it of relational and social content, and of a fideism that deprives it of human and universal breathing-space. |
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This practice frees case law from the pagination of printed documents. |
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He dramatically frees the body from functionalism and conventional aesthetics, exploring the meaning of movement and the human form through improvisation. |
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It frees from the fear of betraying and being betrayed and provides the source of life the guarantee and transparency to which the children are entitled. |
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It frees up a lot of different funds, because that would have been a huge project that would have taken from five to ten years to complete without the extra money. |
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We lose the juxtaposition of poor against rich and settle in a no man's land of figures, studies and linguistic relief that frees us from facing a rather ugly reality: poverty exists in Britain. |
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The addition of a keyboardist, Ray Suen, frees the flamboyant frontman, on previous tours twitchily trapped behind his piano, to prowl and preen among the palms and mount the amps at will. |
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She deepens the gulf, she frees up the firstling space, forces balance and rejects the comparison, this exceeds anything which we have ever faced and at the same time, it does not need a face any longer. |
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It consolidates much more quickly and frees up the water. |
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In commercial processing the leaves, sorted according to quality and length, are subjected to machine decortication, a crushing and scraping process that frees the fibre. |
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With the ship sinking, Rose flees Cal and her mother, who has boarded a lifeboat, and frees Jack. |
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The referee is responsible for starting and stopping play, recording the score, awarding frees and booking and sending off players. |
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Comfortably stretched out in your personal egg-shaped bath, your body gradually frees itself from weightiness, letting a pure sensation of relaxation rise from deep within. |
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Europe will never thrive until it frees up its markets. |
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This frees up resources for use elsewhere in the economy. |
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This design frees up extra space for passengers in the power cars. |
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This frees us from the cumbersome system of temporary badges. |
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This frees server resources for additional tasks and users. |
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In the beverage industry, for example, the robot frees the employees from physically strenuous, monotonous activities, which were associated with a high risk of injury. |
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When the pressure is released, the carbon dioxide spontaneously depolymerizes and frees the sorbent material to collect more. |
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He also built two dams and a sluice gate that frees dammed water to operate a 14-foot undershot waterwheel. |
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This frees your cash flow to pursue other passions in your life. |
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It also frees up IT resources so they can focus on more valuable projects. |
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It frees up writers from their publishers. |
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In the Italian reform, the practice of deinstitutionalisation indicates an itinerary of deconstruction, starting from within the psychiatric institution, which frees up very complex energies. |
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But Jesus through his love and thoughtfulness, frees us from this fear. |
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That not only reduces the vulnerability to interest rate volatility but frees up resources over the medium term for tax cut and spending initiatives. |
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This formula provides a core of specialized judges for the UFC and frees up provincial judicial salary and benefit dollars, which are then reinvested in family justice services on an ongoing basis within each jurisdiction. |
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Eating wholegrain not only means better nutrition but also frees up time for women and girls – they don't have to pound away at the grain in a mortar for hours. |
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Before the mucus string reaches the prostyle, the acidity of the stomach makes the mucus less sticky and frees particles from it. |
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This in turn abolishes one more obstacle to mobility and frees up the potential of the whole European Union labour market, thereby increasing competition. |
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Its resistance to digestion avoids an infl ow of glucose into the blood, which is benefi cial for type 2 diabetes, and its fermentation in the large intestine frees up butyrate type substances that protect the colon. |
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A new recovery schedule will need to be established to achieve a dynamic and effective approach that frees up staff time to concentrate on the broader challenges facing children. |
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After a short lapse of time, the hydraulic group starts, the jack of blocking frees the carriage which begins advancing a Iittle to unstick the blocking arm of the tire. |
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The latent collectivity of this subjectivity frees the monadological artwork from the accidentalness of its individuation. |
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This frees up the customer who does not need to manufacture and keep huge inventories of products. |
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While use of the automatic pilot frees up the bridge watch to concentrate on other essential duties, the bridge watch may lose awareness of how the vessel is manoeuvring or responding to helm commands. |
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The co-op began to operate under a members' agreement, an option specific to Quebec that frees co-ops with fewer than 25 members from having to elect a board of directors. |
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Groups are validating, which frees us to be intimate with our own pain. |
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My Doctrine, therefore, does not stagnate the spirit, nor does it halt the evolution of man, on the contrary, it frees them and enlightens them so that they may analyze, reason, investigate, and work. |
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It frees us from the necessity of camouflage with the workers, and it admits us as a fighting party which does not accept the decrees of the capitalists that the party has to go underground. |
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I think of Our Lady worshipped with the name of Carmine, protectress of my family. I trust in Our Lady del Carmine, who enriches the dying with spiritual gifts and frees the dead's soul through Our Lord! |
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An Audi Certified used vehicle is carefully chosen, put through the most rigorous of inspections, and, from the minute you buy it, frees you from worry. |
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If Blacky is fit it frees us to push Zoum into midfield and use his pace in an attacking way. |
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The membrane bursts and the newly hatched chameleon frees itself and climbs away to hunt for itself and hide from predators. |
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The apprentice sorcerer, having created a tulpa by concentration and control of his imagination, invokes it and then frees it by an act of consciousness that also destroys it. |
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More than half the world's population use water piped to their homes, which frees them from the drudgery of water collection and protects their health. |
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Scotland frees a terminally ill Lockerbie bomber. |
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Quigley scored seven points, six coming from wellstruck frees, as Fermanagh followed up their home hammering of Louth with an efficient away win in Sligo. |
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While the typical noble Arthurian character would be shamed by such an act, the love potion that controls them frees Tristan and Iseult from responsibility. |
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That frees me, finding a mathematical model or a scientific model. |
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Later, they are found out but Marke frees them after hearing their story. |
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The Harps looked to have this game in the bag only to nearly throw it away, conceding numerous needless frees. |
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They were three points clear with time ebbing away when they began to panic and concede silly frees. |
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There is still scope to sign players on frees, though, and Hughes is open to the idea of making a swoop for someone like Cole, providing it's financially viable. |
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