Sentence examples for document liberated from inspiring English sources
Just as that famous document liberated our country from the oppression of British rule, your resume can liberate you from back-to-back episodes of "Murder, She Wrote" at three in the afternoon.
I wanted to see for myself what Fitzgerald had been up to in La-La Land, and, as I sat in a temperature-controlled room on the mezzanine floor, examining the documents liberated from M-G-M's basement, I discovered just how hard he had worked at his craft.
Maman, on the other hand, argued that his group "actually were able to prove at that meeting, with pictures, fingerprints and documents that the people that we have liberated were documented like no other liberators on the ground ..
But the contrarian spirit of the meeting was buoyed by the recent uproar over a trove of e-mail messages and documents stolen — or liberated, as the skeptics see it — from a renowned British climate research center.
In 2009, he wrote an article and a Lede blog post about the young activist's efforts to "liberate" documents and records from federal databases.
Like modern Magna Cartas, the best culture documents seek to liberate employees from the tyranny of corporate bureaucracy run amok.
Attention attractive people: Are you looking for someone respectable enough that they've been personally vetted by the New York Times, but has enough of a bad-boy streak that the vetting was because they "liberated" millions of dollars of government documents?
My own father was tasked with documenting what the Allied forces found when they liberated the Nazi concentration camps.
The call for a blood pledge was issued in mosques across Iraq as Mr. Sadr's followers circulated a document urging Muslims to liberate Islamic countries, "and Iraq especially," from "occupation and colonization".
The UK department of health document "Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS" published in 2010 [ 1] and the global economic crisis at the time, outlined a case of need for a viable and efficient UK national healthcare service (NHS) providing high quality care to stakeholders.
