Examples of 'out of the clutches' in a sentence
Meaning of "out of the clutches"
out of the clutches: Refers to being freed or released from someone's control, influence, or grasp, typically in a situation involving dominance or oppression
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out of the clutches
He will lead us out of the clutches of consumerism.
Out of the clutches of the police department?
The goat slipped out of the clutches of a lion.
You two out of the clutches of the Lakefield Police Department?
It is even essential to keep the site out of the clutches of online hackers.
So drop out of the clutches of the mind-that is, drop out of inner chattering.
I would pay more than that to get out of the clutches of his debtors.
God keep you out of the clutches of a man such as he.
Without accepting the devotional path, one can not get out of the clutches of material existence.
To get you out of the clutches of the CIA.
But it would mean rescuing Cynder from out of the clutches of her father, Malefor.
It will keep you out of the clutches of Age Concern - night on the tiles.
He deserved to have gotten out of the clutches of Barnabas.
To get you out of the clutches of the CIA . To trade.
Then they will capture more souls out of the clutches of the Angel of Death . ”.
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What, ripping you out of the clutches of some tattooed freak?
Can He tear, as it were, sinners out of the clutches of demons?
Marge, I wanted to get out of the clutches of the police, but they followed me.
Liberation means getting out of the clutches of the subtle body.
Is it enough to get out of the clutches of Panda?
What if Alice never made it out of the clutches of the Queen of Hearts?
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