Sentence examples for release from captivity from inspiring English sources

Because you know that ultimately the time you do, the date of your permanent release from captivity, is dependent on your ability to behave while captive and be the goose that lays the golden egg, otherwise known as interpretable, publishable results.

It was the influence of the Byzantine emperor Manuel I Comnenus that secured Bohemond's early release from captivity.

One of the best known is of the British doctor Sheila Cassidy, photographed at Santiago airport upon her release from captivity.

Some of the bail money was put up by Norman Kember, after Qatada made an appeal for his release from captivity in Baghdad in November 2005.

"After a long and spirited primary, the time for fighting each is over," he said with a forced smile that suggested he didn't quite agree to the terms of his release from captivity.

After his release from captivity, the young Rommel went back to school to take his matriculation in 1947, enabling him to study law and political science at Tübingen university.

To date, Keiko is the only captive orca to have been successfully rehabilitated and released from captivity.

On December 4 , 1991 Terry Anderson was released from captivity.

"Africans in the two Congos embraced them like a kidnapped offspring suddenly released from captivity".

Eventually, the dead are released from captivity on condition they tell true stories about everything they loved in life.

When Bergdahl was released from captivity by the Taliban in May 2014, Page 1 began developing a project.