Sentence examples for liberating this year from inspiring English sources

It is mostly a testament to the wearying nature of recent news -- the waves of Tiger Woods to Ben Roethlisberger revelations that have millions of parents considering grounding their daughters until they turn 35 -- but the pure silliness that is N.F.L. draft mania actually feels a little liberating this year.

The Justice Department has prosecuted seven cases of slavery since 1997, liberating over 1,000 farm workers from forced labor, according to Holly Burkhalter of the International Justice Mission.

He escaped in 1942 and worked in the Résistance until France was liberated (1944).

After Belgium was liberated (September 1944) he was sentenced in absentia to death as a collaborator.

Rafi Abid thought his children's nightmare was finally over when Mosul was liberated last July.

But indeed, Halhoul was "liberated" today, as the Palestinians put it.

First, we compared the abilities of a rat liver homogenate, a cocktail of its lysosomal enzymes, and different types of pure enzymes, to liberate T-2513 from the conjugate.

Thus the Gly-Gly-Gly linker exploits lysosomal cathepsin B to liberate T-2513 slowly and steadily, resulting in improved therapeutic efficacy.

Since the city was liberated, last October, he's been back once to check on his home.

The Holocaust has been an ethical and cinematic conundrum for film-makers almost since the camps were liberated 70 years ago.

Resigning as prime minister after the country was liberated (June 1945), he served in the lower house of the Parliament from 1948 to 1958.