Sentence examples for awaiting liberation from inspiring English sources

A net packed with red, white, and blue balloons had been suspended from the ceiling, awaiting liberation.

"Enchanted April," directed by Michael Wilson, mostly feels like a collection of sleepwalking stereotypes, forever awaiting liberation from the rusty formula that enchains them (2 25).

As for his worst moments of the war, he flew 28 sorties, they had to do with General Partridge, now head of the Nort American Air Defense Command, & the dropping of food supplies to the half-starved Dutch awaiting liberation.

Despite the presence of the famously vivid Molly Ringwald and Elizabeth Ashley, "Enchanted April," directed by Michael Wilson, mostly feels like a collection of sleepwalking stereotypes, forever awaiting liberation from the rusty formula that enchains them (2 25).

4.51pm BST A moving set of extracts from Anne Frank's diary of 6 June 1944: Anne Frank Trust (@AnneFrankTrust) Is this really the beginning of the long awaited liberation?

The struggle against the US and Europe is distant, not a priority; it has to await liberation at home.

So here we sit, my student, Teresa McConnell, and I, awaiting our liberation, our chance to help one another.

The 26-year-old Date, who had been anxiously awaiting her liberation from competition, said she would have to start to do something she had not counted on: worry about her next opponent, 16-year-old Martina Hingis.

The prisoners' desire to be left in their beds and await Russian liberation was ignored.

In time, they all make it to San Francisco, where liberation awaits, at least for a while.

A relative told me his first political memory from the early 1950s was of a great tide of black walkers streaming from Alexandra township — "like the Jews leaving Egypt," he said, but of course no liberation awaited.