Sentence examples for on liberating from inspiring English sources

"The liberation of Sinjar will have a big impact on liberating Mosul," Barzani, who personally oversaw the offensive, said atop Mount Sinjar, overlooking the town.

Their focus is no longer on liberating Somalia, the defectors said, but on something bigger.

He at first wanted the focus to be on defending Saudi Arabia rather than on liberating Kuwait.

She also pointed out that young women like herself have taken on liberating new roles behind the Taksim Square barricades.

Another Hamas leader in Gaza, Mahmoud Zahar, flatly contradicted the Qassam chief, saying that Hamas was bent on liberating the West Bank and Gaza, not all of Palestine.

In the nineteen-sixties, a new generation of children's advocates tried to redefine the "best interests of the child," focussing on liberating rather than protecting youths.

Near the end of World War II, he was a special adviser on liberated areas for the State Department, and he served as an observer for the Greek elections in 1946.

He did some rhythm parts on "Outcast" and played on "Liberate" and "Crawling Home" and "Higher Than Heaven".

You can read the group's official gift submission and the communique written to accompany the action on Liberate Tate's website, www.liberatetate.wordpress.com/.wordpress.com/

At times, it seemed that the only activity was in the sky from helicopters transporting soldiers or dumping loads of explosives on "liberated" towns or in the hospitals that assumed the consequent casualties.

Leclerc went on to liberate Strasbourg (November 23 , 1944 and then led his men on into Germany, capturing Berchtesgaden.