Sentence examples for liberating it from from inspiring English sources

During the work, the dancers will unfold, elevate and wrap themselves in the rug, liberating it from its static hanging in the space.

A century later Lord Rayleigh, an English physicist, isolated from the air a gas that he thought was pure nitrogen, but he found that it was denser than nitrogen that had been prepared by liberating it from its compounds.

His positive depiction of Britain was in part due to an Anglophilia that he had received from his childhood, with the British government having been a longstanding ally of Belgium, supporting its 1831 creation and liberating it from German occupation during the First World War.

Finally, on May 9, Soviet troops under Marshal Ivan Konev entered the Czech capital, liberating it from German occupation.

Martin Munkácsi revolutionised fashion photography, liberating it from the studio by taking photographs of models and celebrities outdoors.

When Moyers retires, he hopes to help establish a substantial trust fund for public broadcasting — another step toward liberating it from the pressures of politics, corporate underwriters, and ratings.

(She liberated it from its masonry collar).

According to Kennedy, "It is unquestionably the greatest British work in the oratorio form... [it] opened a new chapter in the English choral tradition and liberated it from its Handelian preoccupation".

"Laura" grounds the text in its own time, liberates it from an excess of adult emotion and reasonableness.

And by allowing art its commonplace mortality, Conceptualism actually liberated it from time, permitting it to circulate in new forms endlessly into the future.

He sees Clinton's approach as "a genuine, coherent and actually successful attempt to redefine progressive politics: to liberate it from outdated ideology; to apply its values anew in a new world".