Sentence examples for liberty of taking from inspiring English sources

The morning players were generally older men who had the liberty of taking a few hours off from their jobs in the summer to play squash.

'It does not touch,' said the court, 'the subject of the common liberty of taking oysters, save for the purpose of guarding it from injury, to whom it may belong, and by whomsoever it may be enjoyed.' It was held that the right of forfeiture existed, even though the vessel was enrolled for the coasting trade under the act of congress.

Meanwhile, they were now both happily free to enjoy "the liberty of taking in the churchyard or in the market place, or in any more or less public or retired spot with Man, Woman or Beast, the amusement till now supposed to be so unrighteous, but now discovered to be a matter of indifference".

This was a fantastic time for me, in that I had the liberty of taking a mix of courses in the arts, sciences, and social sciences.

Some fans took the liberty of taking time off work without authorisation, filling bars, parks and other public viewing areas across the country.

There just might be something to BlackBerry's new devices strategy: Being the company backed into a corner means it also has the liberty of taking risks.

Neither Branson, nor anyone else, ever made the mistake of taking liberties with Tessa, however.

A contributor to many major publications, he is the author of Taking Liberties and War Crimes, among other books.

If he had been seized by security services in Moscow or Tehran, ministers would be accusing foreign powers of taking liberties.

I have been accused and found guilty not only of making cassoulet with lentils, but also of taking other liberties of which my French friends would not approve.

Mr. Johnson was convicted in 1978 of taking indecent liberties with a child and sentenced to six years in prison.