Sentence examples for free from terror from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the skies of wartime London were never quite free from terror.

"We're protecting a large percentage of the population [in central Helmand province], keeping them free from terror.

The new petition states that Israel has a right to exist free from terror, and that it is unjust to place blame solely on Israel for the recent state of affairs.

The northeast states, central and east India, Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir have been particularly affected, but almost no state has been free from terror incidents in that time.

If freedom and a chance to live a dignified, stable life free from terror was the motive, then I can think of more than 170 families in Iraq last week who would have settled for what they had under Saddam.

"We must leave our children more than a world free from terror.

"The political course will not free us from terror," said Mr. Assad.

Israel's blockade of Gaza — an area now controlled by an organization that indisputably has sought the destruction of the Jewish state — and its broader quest to be secure from the terror of Hamas and Hezbollah are entirely aligned with the Obama administration's quest to make Americans free from the terror of Al Qaeda.

She told the station that the life her family wanted was one free from the terror of physical and emotional abuse exacted upon them by her husband.

What else could Eliot have meant when she describes the girl, 12 weeks after her last tryst, hoping "something would happen to set her free from her terror"?

He wanted to create not just a "gigantic shopping machine", but a community centre where, free from "the terror of the automobile", Americans could stroll, congregate, debate and enjoy the human experience just as Gruen remembered doing in Vienna.