Sentence examples for first day of freedom from inspiring English sources

The two girls, enjoying their first day of freedom since Tuesday, held a beach press conference in Hastings yesterday.

In Pierwszy dzień wolności (1960; "The First Day of Freedom"; filmed 1965), he reflected on the conflict between human freedom and historical necessity.

As Paul and Rachel Chandler experienced their first day of freedom "happy to be alive", and family and friends greeted their release with relief, psychologists said the couple would need expert guidance in mapping out a return to "normal" life.

On his first day of freedom, Mr. Steinberg was hounded by television news helicopters that hovered over the limousine carrying him from prison, and a crush of photographers and reporters swarmed around as the terrified-looking ex-convict ascended the stone steps of the academy.

More like "first day of freedom," at least according to one mom.

Edney mentioned that Khadr spent most of his first day of freedom swimming in the lake near the house.

On Wallace's second day of freedom, the state impanelled a grand jury, which reindicted him for Miller's murder.

Perhaps the most important message of both Josh Fattal's freedom from Iran and Gilad Shalit's freedom from Hamas is that they returned to their respective free and democratic home countries where they each had the freedom of choice to decide how they would spend their first Saturday of freedom.

On my fifth day of freedom, on my way to another morning of sunshine on the links, I stopped into a supermarket for breakfast — strawberry yogurt and a Jack La Lanne nutrition bar.

While Thomas Trantino settled into a new home on his second day of freedom, the survivors of the two police officers he and a friend shot to death in Lodi, N.J., in 1963 met yesterday at the Town Hall to protest his release, much as they had rallied for years to fight his applications for parole.

He celebrated his first day of computer freedom on an Internet television show called "TechTV".