free for something

I was to keep the whole morning free for him.

I might be able to get free for a couple of weeks.

I want you to be free for the next two or three weeks.

At least she was free of him for the day.

Almost everyone had gone out with parents, so I was free for the day.

After a moment she asked him if he was free for the day.

He's been trying to get free for a day now.

In the south, most children have been free for a week.

She said he was in a meeting and wouldn't be free for an hour or more.

She is now 22, and free for the first time in eight years.

Only such danger as this would free them for her.

Maybe I had even freed myself from her for good.

He made them practice at 5:30 in the morning so they would be freed for class and study.

Over 10 years, $4.5 billion would be freed for other needs.

What I've said about freeing her for our own safety is true.

The aim of the new policy is to free more land for housing and industrial building.

The less money the Government needs to borrow, the more is freed for private investment.

He had been freed before the ruling in April for reasons of health.

He wants to free his pieces for action on the other wing.

He was freed for two weeks and then thrown back in, this time without charges.