Sentence examples for return to liberating from inspiring English sources

The experience of making "The Hurt Locker" — the "purity" of it, as she puts it — marks her return to liberating conditions under which she thrives.

After a long exile in Lombardy at the court of King Ortnit, the returns to liberate Berchtung's imprisoned sons and regain his kingdom.

Nevertheless, he returns to liberate Syrena, who retrieves the missing chalices and gives them to Jack, telling him not to waste her tear.

This time round, Rico returns home to liberate Medici, 400 square miles of Mediterranean splendour oppressed by cartoon despot Di Ravello who thinks nothing of torching his own people in a quest for world domination.

Louise is a febrile neurotic who returns home apparently to liberate her sister, disrupt their father's wedding and seek revenge for their mother's suicide.

Many of them fought on in the belief that their beloved general would one day return from the US to "liberate the country".

Aquino's father was a much-loved politician who returned from self-exile in 1983 to liberate the Philippines from the dictatorial Marcos regime.

This is one of the few books Ive ever seen that offers advice on how to liberate topiary -- to return a hornbeam cube to its natural shape, for instance -- not that most of us have topiary waiting to be set free.

The effectiveness of the recycling process is affected by the ability to collect the product to be recycled, the ability to extract, or the ability to liberate the target materials, and return such materials for use.

Its cultural acceptance has helped to liberate women from bad marriages and oppressive families, granting them a space to return to civic life.

In particular, she recalls how her father, upon returning from the war, organized a food drive to assist the same European villages he had helped to liberate.