unchain

He says we want to unchain the banks; no one wants to unchain the banks.

The death of this infamous Gaudry, just though it was, will unchain against our city the fury of the clericals.

Sometimes she even constrained the English to unchain their prisoners themselves and set them free without ransom.

May not a modern Riquetti unchain so much, and set it drifting—which also shall be seen?

She saw that he would not break his promise, yet that her lightest word, her faintest signal, would unchain him.

Then his dark face lighted with one of the slow, whimsical smiles that transformed it—“Unchain the ‘Spanish Bull-dog,’ feller!”