Sentence examples for liberated border from inspiring English sources
Then maybe West Bank Palestinians can be like the Lebanese operators down here, who were offering bus tours of the liberated border area, the Israeli prison at Khiam and Beaufort for $30 -- lunch included.
We had arrived in the liberated border town of Azaz, just opposite Kilis.
Between 2012 and 2014, Salman darted between Beirut and Syria, travelling through the liberated Turkish border, to take photographs of protesters calling for an end to the Assad regime.
In his office, Mohamed shows us the route the smugglers take across the Moroccan border, through the liberated territories into Mauritania, through Mali, along the Niger border and then up through either Libya or Egypt and into Europe.
The hydrolysis of lactose, the main carbohydrate in mammalian milk in the intestinal lumen is achieved by LPH that cleaves the β-glycosidic linkage between glucose and galactose and enables the transport of the liberated monosaccharides across the brush border membrane of intestinal epithelial cells into the cell interior.
Labor is still bound by borders, and STEM visas are not steps toward a more liberated future.
The liberated town required rules on how it would stay liberated, and though still relying heavily on the goodwill of its citizens to create welfare and respect property rights, a ruling council was made responsible for creating schools and daycare centres to service the generation born within their borders.
"I suddenly felt very free and liberated," Mr. Plant said by telephone from his home in England near the Welsh border.
In "The Liberated Bride" Mr. Yehoshua, whose other books include "The Lover," "Mr. Mani" and "A Late Divorce," deals with metaphorical border crossings, using a handful of Arab characters (the book opens with an Arab-Israeli wedding), even though this is not a novel about politics.
Plebiscites in the liberated states urged unification with Piedmont, but France opposed the creation of a powerful new state on its border.
