Sentence examples for returned to freedom from inspiring English sources

As more defendants from a total of 391 arrested returned to freedom with complaints about their detention conditions, the American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania cited "credible stories concerning serious injuries inflicted" in jail, and urged anyone who was injured to file complaints with the city Police Advisory Commission.

This year, the Montreal Expos became the Washington Nationals, and baseball returned to Freedom's Home Town.

As we moved on, the conversation returned to Freedom Park the symbolic site of free speech that has become an epicenter for the snowballing protest movement in recent months.

I want them to return to freedom," she said.

"I touch it and go back to that place, remembering when I thought about what's important in life, relationships, and this quest to want to get out of there and return to love and relationships," he says, "to return to freedom instead of entrapment".

Some protesters marched on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce near the White House and led chants asking "Where are the jobs!" before returning to Freedom Plaza.

As we moved on, the conversation returned to Freedom Park – the symbolic site of free speech that has become an epicentre for the snowballing protest movement in recent months.

Above all, travelling people, the homeless, prisoners, the poor and other undesirables will be reminded of their place in a Britain that has returned to the "freedom" of what we should all have hoped was a bygone era.

Wambach returned to the Washington Freedom for the 2010 WPS season, winning the WPS Player of the Week award in week 2 for scoring one goal and serving two assists against the Atlanta Beat.

"It is the first sign of a return to freedom".

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