Sentence examples for then liberated from inspiring English sources

Parts of Mali were seized by Islamists last year, then liberated by French troops in January, though unrest continues.

At the start of a race, competing birds are banded; they are then liberated together by a starter who records the time of release.

Whatever its details, the essential theme of this mythology remains constant: the soul is fallen, entangled with evil matter, and then liberated by the spirit or nous.

Among the phylactolaemates, the fertilized egg develops in an internal embryo sac; a larva, which already contains the first polypide, is formed there, then liberated.

Villages between Rome and Naples, such as Gaeta and Formia, battered and then liberated by the American Array, have now been largely rebuilt.

Wilson is then liberated, like so many of his musical generation, by refusing to play live and instead finding solace in the recording studio.

Perhaps, but theirs is a bond born out of finding and then liberating each other.

I have dabbled with the species tulips before, growing them in pots to see if I like them and then liberating them into the beds to test their ability to cope in the ground.

This process will promote CO oxidation and then liberate the Pt surface from CO adsorption.

Again, it is not easy to understand why Ur-Nature should ensnare the pure self into bondage and then liberate it through discriminatory knowledge.

A/A-ES could overcome surface permeability barriers by the fusion of A/A-ES with HSF membrane and then liberate the ALA and AuNPs directly into the cell cytoplasm [32].