Even a convict serving tune could reasonably look forward to eventual freedom, and life.

"The irony of Jorge's death will only serve to make Cuba's eventual freedom even sweeter," the brother said.

Progress within bondage had to take precedence over liberation to secure the safety of any eventual freedom.

The "alien" could hardly have stranger dentition than the Enens themselves, and success might represent a handsome credit toward his eventual freedom.

Taking a step towards her eventual freedom, she dumped the rest down the drain, running water behind to get rid of the remaining smell.

Without really consciously thinking about it, he knew he might just be able to trade information for eventual freedom.

He had information to trade for his eventual freedom.

The law thus defined a type of indentured servant while providing for eventual freedom for children born to slaves.

The law defined the children of slaves as a type of indentured servant, while scheduling them for eventual freedom.

She'd almost been too tired to come here tonight, and really, all that had gotten her out the door was the promise of eventual freedom.