Sentence examples for from liberate from inspiring English sources

On Saturday night, protesters from Liberate Tate faced down officials who had threatened to call the police if they did not leave when the museum closed at 10pm.

In a performance titled Time Piece, activists from Liberate Tate spent 25 hours writing words of warning about climate change in charcoal on the floor of the gallery.

WHEN United Pan-European Communications (UPC), Europe's largest cable company, announced on September 10th that it would buy the software for its digital set-top boxes from Liberate, a small company in San Francisco, the impact of the news was felt most heavily in Redmond, Washington.

Q: from Liberate Tate: Do artists taking part in Cultural Olympiad have to sign contracts forbidding them to criticise sponsors?

Irony's gone from liberating to enslaving.

Far from liberated, Bell sounded as contained as ever.

Far from liberating the creative mind, the Classical ideals had only constricted it.

Until last week, the government always insisted that European state aid rules prevented it from liberating Nest from the rules.

It also eliminated the unburdening pleasure, once finished, from liberating a book by leaving it on a public bench.

Instead, Wilde insists that his beauty, far from liberating him, traps him in a vicious cycle of excess and guilt.

I remember having a conversation with Yvette Cooper's adviser, in which he was asking how much we would save from liberating women who had been trafficked.