cast loose
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An instrument-laden pier survived Harvey’s landfall, but a boat cast loose by the storm later struck and destroyed it.
From Science Magazine • Sep. 1, 2017
One day last week Austria's famed Glider Pilot Robert Kronfeld, onetime holder of the world's record, cast loose from a towing airplane over Calais, tussled with headwinds for two hours, landed at Dover.
From Time Magazine Archive
Gales lashed the Channel, and along the French coast barges and small vessels were reported cast loose in confusion.
From Time Magazine Archive
It is another light comedy, the tale of a Western youth cast loose along Broadway with adequate funds.
From Time Magazine Archive
They were just about to cast loose when their guide paused, boat-hook in hand.
From "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie
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