Sentence examples for had liberated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Belsin, noting the picture's brass frame, confessed that Mr. Bilhuber had liberated him from chrome.

Tuscan cities that the French had liberated from Florentine rule continued their revolt.

The sentences had liberated our higher orgasms, nothing to sneeze at.

But the end of the cold war had liberated these organizations for a higher purpose.

"We felt we had liberated a small piece of land," Alzeer said on Friday.

Levi had reason to be grateful to the Red Army, anyway, as they had liberated Auschwitz.

The nation that had liberated Europe from racist domination had gone to the rescue of another captive people.

He later changed his opinion when, he said, the medium had "liberated" itself from the "colonial baggage" of British influence.

In interviews, his supporters all offered the same testimony: The Libyan Army had liberated the town from foreign terrorists.

Milton Friedman – who thought he had liberated conservatism from this kind of nonsense –must be spinning in his grave.

"That had the only table, and I had liberated a typewriter from the Western Union Company," Mr. Albee recalled.