Sentence examples for old freedom from inspiring English sources

Notebook computers restored some of the old freedom; any Starbucks anywhere in the world is now my office.

Mr Singh has been attacked from both political wings for belittling India's old freedom fighters and for ignoring, as a BJP spokesman put it, Britain's "atrocities and barbarism".

Tevez's goal was prefaced by Giggs hitting the angle of bar and post and thereafter United quickly recaptured their old freedom of expression.

He insisted it would be quite wrong for an old freedom fighter to renounce old friends: 'your enemies are not our enemies'.

It helps too that Ms Short is trusted by both presidents: Mr Museveni calls her "an old freedom fighter".Donors are often justly chided for using aid for selfish political ends, or for attaching too many petty conditions to it.

In retrospect, it was one of the best things that could have happened to them, for they were educated -- and gained university degrees by correspondence -- under the tutelage of South Africa's grand old freedom fighters.

For the 75-year-old former freedom fighter, it was the biggest defeat of his political career.

In the hours following the military takeover, a Twitter account purporting to be the official mouthpiece of the ruling ZANU-PF party issued a series of tweets, saying that there had not been a coup, but that Mnagngawa, a 75-year-old former freedom fighter, would now be president.

The life of a horseman, he knows, is becoming ever more precarious, as the old freedoms are curtailed.

In short, the notion of directing in the modern cinema has changed; the new freedoms of which directors partake are actually the old freedoms, reflected in the mirror of self-consciousness and exhibited in a self-aware display of style.

The old freedoms have become casualties of fear related to teenage violence, drugs and alcohol; the sexual revolution that the current generation of parents lived through now has life-or-death consequences.