Sentence examples for liberating pass from inspiring English sources
Madigan seemed alive with a sense of adventure but his first attempt at a liberating pass went a yard – maybe two – forward.
"Our soldiers by this evening have been able to totally liberate Elephant Pass" from the rebels, he said.
Hazard's backheel and Willian's slide-rule pass liberated Cesc Fàbregas, with Philipp Wollscheid sliding in as the Spaniard dragged the ball back with his instep.
The captain's pass to liberate Pedro was still stunning, but United's shape had melted away.
If strains of yeast that can turn out opiates are liberated from laboratories and pass into general circulation, brewing morphine-containing liquor for recreational use will be easy.
Ferdinand's run beyond the forward would have forced the Lyon midfielder to confront him, allowing a simple slipped sideways pass to liberate Hargreaves.
A ramshackle back line was duly pierced for a second time as the grounded Müller conjured a hooked pass to liberate Podolski, with his centre beyond Nicolás Burdisso tapped into the gaping net by Klose.
Had Kenedy, liberated by Ayoze Pérez's pass, not been thwarted by Wayne Hennessey's chest, the goalkeeper then springing up to turn aside the Spaniard's curled follow-up, then they might have secured a fourth away win.
By 6 May all the remaining sub-camps of the Mauthausen-Gusen camp complex, with the exception of the two camps in the Loibl Pass, were also liberated by American forces.
He liberated the element by passing chlorine through an aqueous solution of the residues, which contained magnesium bromide.
The seminal ruling in this vein involved the Pentagon Papers, a classified government study that was liberated by Daniel Ellsberg and passed on to the New York Times and Washington Post for publication in 1971.
