Sentence examples for again liberated from inspiring English sources

And here, at Omaha, troops who finally made it to the seawall used it as shelter - where a general barked, "If you're Rangers...lead the way!" By the end of that longest day, this beach had been fought, lost, refought and won - a piece of Europe once again liberated and free.

Again liberated EDTA was titrated with 0.005 M manganese using Erichrome Black-T.

Heal your wounds and rise again, liberated from that person's negative influence on you.

As long as Alex Rodriguez remains on the disabled list, Girardi appears inclined to consider this leadoff platoon again, liberating Gardner from hitting eighth or ninth.

This filling process again liberates the binding energy in the form of a characteristic X-ray photon, which then typically interacts with electrons from less tightly bound shells in nearby atoms, producing additional fast electrons.

Then this hydrated mantle layer subducts to increase pressure and again liberates the aqueous fluid that contains Pb (which is associated with the breakdown of serpentine and chlorite).

Fires blazed in all directions, but Liberation Square – the plaza's name in Arabic – had once again been liberated, although how long for, no one dares predict.

Its victory did not prove that Palestinians had been bewitched by Islamist militancy or come to believe again in liberating all of Palestine by force.

He just swept in and out again – I felt liberated, transformed, joyous.

Soon after, George Washington's men retreated north, leaving New York in Loyalist hands, not to be liberated again until Evacuation Day, Nov. 25, 1783, the end of the war.

Singled out at a concert hall on a recent evening, the state secretary of public safety, José Beltrame, who masterminded the police raid, was given a hero's ovation.Time and again the police have "liberated" the slums that cling to the hillsides only for the criminals to return when the heat is off.