Sentence examples for freedom to move around from inspiring English sources

Liberty is the physical freedom to move around, to grow and develop.

It gives kids the freedom to move around in a big world, to experiment, to connect with others.

He thrives there on the freedom to move around barely noticed, as opposed to the instant recognition he attracts in Germany.

"It was horrible, they don't give you any freedom to move around, you have to ask permission to go the bathroom".

We have lost our freedom to move around in our country, we have lost our peace of mind and some of us have lost our lives.

The freedom to move around and interact with the virtual world allows for a new form of storytelling when combined with traditional narration techniques like vocalization, movement, and gestures.

Maryland hopes more offensive threats will mean fewer double- and triple-teams on Charles and therefore more freedom for her to move around in space.

(FGCY2) I was just going to say like having mobility aids can be, help give you more a sense of freedom and independence to move around and to do more what you please.

Not only does getting rid of registers extremely cost-effective for Starbucks, but the freedom of being able to move around and use a mobile device means that folks can make drinks and take orders at the same time.

"I am looking for more freedom and the ability to move around in my career," she said, something missing from her pre-MBA job.

To me is the most important thing, the mental aspect of taking away somebody's freedom to be able to move around and go to the shops and do all that sort of thing.