Sentence examples for liberated note from inspiring English sources

They, too, struck a liberated note.

That cracked the dam, and within seconds everyone liberated his note, some of them two or three times.

One liberating note concerned Antonio Cassano, the Milan striker.

It is liberating to note that chili was in no way invented by Texans, and therefore they do not have a lock on authenticity.

Yet a year later the 7th Armoured Brigade was charging through the desert to liberate Kuwait, notes Beevor.

Whereas People Time was a relatively traditional sketch show, 2016, liberated from the notes of television executives, is a far weirder and more impressionistic affair.

Flatley, according to his program notes, has liberated this style from its "rigidity," adding arm movements and "heartstopping rhythm".

The standout among them is the politically sharp-edged "Seynt Thomas Honour We," which notes that Becket's death liberated the church from the encroachments of royal power.

Note that a county could be liberated by the Third Field Army, the Second Field Army that later marched to Sichuan and Yunnan, or by local guerrillas.

"The plants couldn't escape either," Professor Beatty recently noted as he strolled past rambunctious privet liberated from its sentence as a hedge.

In the lectures accompanying Chapter 15 of the notes, we will see how one can calculate the heat,, liberated in a given reaction.