Sentence examples for for some liberty from inspiring English sources

"I just want to look to the Statue of Liberty and ask for some liberty for my jailed friends".

"I just want to look to the Statue of Liberty and ask for some liberty for my jailed friends". MC Bin Laden.

And I needed to address, as an individual, the growing imbalances in the tech ecosystem, to attempt to restore some liberty for myself.

We gave up some liberty for the sake of the common good.

These lessons come from movies based on actual events, accounting for some creative liberties here and there.

Following Ashlie Warnick, we can distinguish the claim that particular liberty-restricting policies are bad for women (and that some liberty-enhancing policies are good for women) from the claim that all liberty-restricting policies harm women, or that a minimal state (or no state) would be better for women overall (Warnick 2003).

"For God, for tasting freedom, for our land, for liberty, for the future".

True, the movie takes some liberties for dramatic effect, particularly on the specific timing of the 13th Amendment vote and Lincoln's efforts to delay the commissioners' trip to Washington.

This weekend the quartet recreates a Mass as it might have been heard at a medieval convent (allowing some liberties for mixing and matching among manuscript sources), complete with antiphons, hymns, motets and readings, in Latin and old English.

"I'll just get this out of the way: it's a dirty job but someone's got to do it," said Andrew Schechter, the show's production coordinator and this year's ref. As for penalties, "I took some liberties, calling 'unnecessary rrruff-ness,' " Mr. Schechter, an aspiring actor, said.

All the same, with their praise of prophets and rebels and self-made men on a global quest for liberty, some readers might conclude that English abolitionists and American runaways ought to serve as honorary Founding Fathers, as though the likes of Washington and Jefferson will no longer do.