unchaining

Couple that “unchaining” with the large millennial population aging into their 30s, and that’s one reason Pinto said home prices will rise rapidly in the nation’s suburban and rural communities in coming years.

For many, unchaining from the office has been one of the least painful aspects of the pandemic.

Instead of unchaining a new generation of British businesspeople, however, Cable let slip the dogs of fraud.

I sneaked up to my spy position on the landing in time for Dad unchaining the door.

With his huge beak and tremendous black claws, no one dared think of unchaining him from his perch.