Sentence examples for sweet freedom from inspiring English sources
A boat called the Sweet Freedom will be sold and the profit split.
There will be activities identical to the ones on the moors, save the sweet freedom to be able walk for miles in a straight line.
Foreboding governess no longer, I take off my socks and enjoy a moment of sweet freedom from the cold, forgetting the sartorial battle ahead.
In 1986, Mr. Temperton composed the score for "Running Scared," a police buddy film starring Gregory Hines and Billy Crystal, and wrote five songs as well, including "Sweet Freedom," performed by Michael McDonald, and "Man Size Love," performed by Klymaxx.
Here is a recording: Joan Baez Baez, only twenty-two athehe time, sang "Oh Freedom" (also known as "Sweet Freedom") and then led the crowd in "We Shall Overcome," a song that became a concert staple of hers for years to come, and which she reprised in February, 2010, at the White House in front of President Obama.
It's a free country, and there's no sweeter freedom than spending a little cash to almost not like something even though it's the kind of thing you think is great.
In those days, nothing seemed to embody our sweet new freedom more than driving after hours, driving with our music loud, driving with no particular place to go.
Indeed, as sweet as freedom has been, Colonel Acosta has been racked by nightmares, depression and uncertainty since he was brought down the mountain by rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
When the doors opened, it didn't matter that we were being corralled into police custody -- being able to breathe after getting out of our sauna was as sweet as freedom.
"They have tasted the sweet taste of freedom and they're not going to give it back," Mr. DeLay said in a speech last week.
