Sentence examples for found liberty from inspiring English sources
we talked about charlottte's tagine and the time when we all went to george's parents' house in the costwolds and found liberty caps in the neighbour's field.
They posed for a family photo in New York's harbor; a sign in Joseph Arbeely's arms read, "The children and I have happily found liberty".
And the ladies have not been slow to make good use of their new found liberty: in the Trucial State of Dubai the Commercial Bank has already opened a purdah section.
In fact in this election cycle they have emerged and perhaps flourished with what they believe is a new found liberty and acceptance.
Istanbul recalls Paris of a century ago, a place where expatriate writers can find liberty, affordable living and exotic surroundings.
Many students find Liberty attractive because they can take courses online and can have enough federal aid to cover their living expenses.
What he is saying in essence is, look your death full in the face – as indeed we may gaze upon the face of the rising moon – and we will find liberty in life: the freedom to run, turn, shoot and do bicycle kicks; the freedom to be ourselves without hindrance; the freedom to be fully within the ongoing moment of life, rather than mired in the truckling dread of extinction.
"This is a very good sign for our clients," said Mathew Staver, found of Liberty Counsel, a religious liberties group that sued to block the law, arguing that it violates free speech rights.
Young men will hear the message that national progress and dignity are found in liberty, not tyranny and terror.
Having found no liberty interest to be at stake, Sandin had no occasion to consider whether the private interest was weighty vis-&racute -vis the remaining Mathews factors.
Applying this refined inquiry, Sandin found no liberty interest protecting against a 30-day assignment to segregated confinement because it did not present a dramatic departure from the basic conditions of [the inmates] sentence. Id., at 485.
