1.   Because his prison sentences run concurrently, he could be free in two years.

2.   He knew he could be free in as little as three years.

3.   I felt free in a new way.

4.   Johnnie seemed mesmerized by a frigate bird set free in endless space.

5.   She pulled the leather clasp from her hair and shook it free in a whirl of golden brown.

6.   Thus, is the equivalent of PRINT FREE in some other versions of BASIC.

7.   Although most blacks were technically governed by Seminole chiefs, they were free in almost every other way.

8.   An unspecified number of rank-and-file Taliban fighters would go free in Kandahar under a murky surrender deal being worked out by the fundamentalist forces and their Afghan opponents.

9.   And many see this as a bitter indication that even their leader is not free in his movements.

10.   And sometimes the mud brick walls and ceiling and floors close in on a woman who wants to be free in a place where she cannot.