Sentence examples for call freedom from inspiring English sources

"In the past, you kept together because of common values that you call freedom," he said.

"And this is what we call freedom, and a modern democratic state?" pressed on Socrates, wanting to be absolutely sure he had understood properly.

And day after day the hunger strikers grow weaker as they lie in tents set up in a protest zone they call Freedom Village.

In the long hot summer ahead, which is the most likely time for military action in the mountainous region, Pakistani officials say that they fear Indian incursions on the pretext of chasing the gunmen whom Indians describe as militants and Pakistanis call freedom fighters.Pakistan denies Indian charges that it is arming and training separatist gunmen to infiltrate across the border.

The next day, when the marchers shout "What do you want?" to African-Americans on the roadside, the bystanders smile, but don't respond with the expected call — "Freedom!" The marchers, one man says, are "ordinary, garden-variety civilians," and many of them, Adler finds, aren't sure exactly what they hope to accomplish by marching.

Dana Loesch, a spokeswoman for the National Rifle Association, mocked Democrats last week for concerns about the 3-D guns, and said that attempts to regulate the technology would be "absolutely unenforceable". The guns were "what the rest of us call freedom and innovation," she said in a video segment posted on NRATV, the organization's online video channel.

I believe he wrote a song called "Cry Freedom," and presumably he has written many others.

It's called freedom of the press.

Antiprocrastination Technique: I have on my computer something called Freedom.

Originally called Freedom in the 1980s by Pres.

will visit the U.S. National Park Service's project called Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area FFNHAA).