In backing President Bush so strongly these newly liberated states have undermined Paris and Berlin as the dominant voices in shaping the continent's foreign policy.
Typically, such programs are used to design glittering new buildings, and much has been made of how these software tools have liberated architects from rectilinear shapes.
Chef Takashi Inoue, a Japanese immigrant of Korean descent, works behind the counter, liberating pleasing rectilinear shapes from boulders of beef, which are fashionably sourced from purveyors like Dickson's and Pat LaFrieda.
… Voices faint, largely unintelligible") — Glass writes that Beckett's text "provided no clue as to what the emotional shape of the music might be … I was thereby liberated from the necessity of shaping the music to fit the action, or even to not fit the action".
The idea that the physical act of seeing could be separated -- liberated, even -- from the shape and nature of the things seen, and from our preconceptions about them, was the basis of much of Mr. Brakhage's art.
The knife-haft will have the combined shape of Vivani and the New One carved in it, or indeed liberated from it – Tuami can see the shapes in the lump of ivory.
Sculpture is always closer than architecture to pure form, being mostly liberated from all the obvious constraints (environmental, economic, technological and political) that shape any building's design.
These data demonstrate that the shape and size of boulders liberated from the platform is dependent on which layer of limestone is at the surface.
Moreover, along with these remarkable shape changes, substantial numbers of MVs can be liberated from erythrocytes.
This has not been entirely bad, as it has liberated considerable time for work on the 19-foot sailboat taking shape in my shop.
