Sentence examples for given the task of liberating from inspiring English sources
Whilst the British 2nd Army advanced west, General Henry Crerar's Canadian First Army was given the task of liberating the Netherlands.
The Kurds cannot and will not shoulder the task of liberating areas outside their own, and an alliance with Assad and Iran is actively counterproductive.
Give the task of checking messages your full attention.
As Taruskin indicates in his conclusion, composers now face the difficult task of liberating themselves from the snarl of Germanic thought — bits of Hegel, bits of Wagner, sizable chunks of Theodor W. Adorno — that constitutes the ideology of modern music.
On 22 July 1822, after a closed-door meeting with fellow Simón Bolívar at Guayaquil, Ecuador, Bolívar took over the task of fully liberating Peru.
The Palestinians definitively gave up their dream of "liberating" all Palestine; the Israelis agreed to start withdrawing from the West Bank.
Perfectly composed yet seemingly freely improvised, they gave the impression of color liberated from physical support, like paintings in space or visual jazz.
The task of human life is to liberate one's divine part (the soul) from the shackles of the body and to reascend through the seven spheres to the eternal, unchanging realm of the fixed stars.
