Sentence examples for liberty before from inspiring English sources

"Wow, I've never been this close to a fake Statue of Liberty before," my 6-year-old, Samantha, exclaimed.

Depriving someone of their liberty before charge is a huge responsibility.

"I've met Liberty before and I'm very happy to meet them again [on Tuesday]," Javid said.

The Halls had originally planned to go on a sightseeing trip to the Statue of Liberty before heading back to Pennsylvania.

By contrast, he describes the surprising joyfulness of the demonstrations he witnesses, a collective jubilation he associates with the popular dream of liberty before it descended into today's nightmare.

Directly across the street, until the 1980s, there was a café called A la bonne Santé (literally, "to your good health" – santé means health) where the newly freed men would toast their liberty before drinking themselves dead drunk.

For those of you who haven't visited the Liberty Clinic before, each week, we invite Cif readers to post their civil liberties and human rights queries.

It's not as if Ducornet's analyst is taking liberties never before taken by any practitioner in the history of psychology.

Third, the mandate to buy health insurance infringes on American liberties: never before has Washington required that private citizens purchase a particular product from a particular set of private companies.

Now, and perhaps only for a few months, a large number of the American people will listen because they can already feel and see what before the liberty movement could before only try to explain to people who were quite happy to vote their political tribe.

I am convinced that our society can recover its commitment to civil liberties before the decline mapped in our survey goes very much further.