Sentence examples for liberty extended from inspiring English sources

The Liberty extended its winning streak, which began with a victory over the Lynx on July 6 in Minneapolis, to five games.

The Liberty extended a 1-point lead into an 11-point cushion by outscoring Indiana, 13-3, over a 6-minute-13-second stretch of the second half.

By writing it, a bunch of Protestant English colonists informed Peter Stuyvesant, the director general of New Netherland, that they would not kick a group of Quakers out of town, even though they had been required to do so; in their defense, they pointed out that Dutch principles of "peace and liberty" extended to everyone, including "Jews, Turks, and Egyptians".

On the facts, personal liberty extended to the liberty of an aggrieved person to go to court and seek judicial review, and thus a statutory provision that sought to oust the power of judicial review was apparently inconsistent with this fundamental liberty.

Does religious liberty extend to the right to not have to fill out paperwork?

On December 2, the Liberty Bowl extended their remaining bid to Iowa State (6 6) instead of Louisiana Tech (9 3).

Throughout history, governments and political systems have clearly demonstrated one thing: societies are extremely unlikely to sustain liberty over extended periods of time.

Under the conservative statesman Constantine Karamanlis (uncle of the present prime minister) democracy was restored, but institutions remained weak; under the socialist prime minister Andreas Papandreou (father of the present leader of the opposition), liberties were extended but corruption also flourished, hand in a hand with a corrosive leftwing populism.

The Liberty style extends from the wrought-iron staircase and red patine walls to period furniture in the bedrooms.

(We have taken the liberty of extending the numbering used in Kalish, Montague and Mar (2000) to T273).

You had your dream, we took the liberty of extending it this past weekend, your weekend, in your town, in Atlanta, but I think you'd be very proud.