Sentence examples for freedom started from inspiring English sources

Almost a year ago we had our first general elections since Operation Iraqi Freedom started.

Freedom started with 16 investors — local professionals and business owners — who each put up $100,000.

That kind of freedom started to go as local council budgets were cut in the late 80s.

There are nine more or less like-minded groups renting space from the institute, including the Libertarian Book Club, founded in 1945, and the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, started in 1915.

His tireless preachments for the value of freedom started at a time when socialism seemed virtually inevitable, and ended at a time when free-market capitalism became an economic tsunami.

She created a "budget for freedom," started saving money and searching for an organization she could volunteer with.

That freedom starts in infancy, and has to be indulged.

As I've said elsewhere, Internet freedom starts at home.

And now many Afghans who grew wealthy off American contracting are learning that the price of keeping their good names, their revenue streams and, potentially, their freedom starts with a six-figure retainer.

Next month, the new Carnival Freedom starts 12-day cruises to the Mediterranean, and Princess Cruises' new Emerald Princess will start sailing in the Mediterranean in April with 12-day trips.

Through a series of bloody physical confrontations and, worse yet, sticky etiquette breaches, Lucy's desire for emotional freedom starts to bubble, coming to the boil when George kisses her in a cornfield.