Sentence examples for liberate over from inspiring English sources

One night during the Combahee River raid, she led Union gunboats up river to liberate over 750 slaves, deep in the heart of Confederate territory.

Two critical battles are being fought against ISIS this week: the first, in Syria by a combined force of Turkish military and so-called Turkish-backed Free Syrian rebels to seize back from ISIS towns and villages in northern Syria; the second, in Iraq to liberate over one million inhabitants in Mosul from ISIS tyranny.

It's not the first time Microsoft has been scorned: Also back in September 2000, UPC, a European cable operator and Microsoft investee, also chose Liberate over Microsoft.

On Tuesday, the Iraqi military announced it have liberated over 60percentt of the city.

In vitro release assays demonstrated that the tamoxifen was liberated over 10 h after an initial bust rate period.

When the ISF began operations in western Mosul, IS fighters launched attacks in the east, which Iraqi forces liberated over a month ago.

"To date, the campaign has liberated over half of the districts that IS controlled, which has allowed local residents to return to their homes for the first time in more than two years," the statement said.

The Justice Department has prosecuted seven cases of slavery since 1997, liberating over 1,000 farm workers from forced labor, according to Holly Burkhalter of the International Justice Mission.

In the process, they liberated over 20 villages and a mine from rebel control, specifically, from the Mai Mai Cheka and the Alliance for the Sovereign and Patriotic Congo rebel groups.

Nor is it likely that other endogenous buffering systems could be liberated over this acute time course, although we cannot rule this out (a chronic increase in Ca2+ buffering capacity might be expected as an adaptive response, although the 'normal' decays of the singlet Ca2+ transients provide no evidence of such a change).

Second, "I'm only one person" liberates the over-responsible from taking on too much.