Sentence examples for to liberated from inspiring English sources
verb
To free; to release from restraint or bondage; to set at liberty; to manumit; to disengage.
- To liberate a slave or prisoner
When the republic's forces recaptured the city in October, they changed its name to "Liberated City," demolished the houses of the wealthy, and summarily executed more than 2,000 Lyonnais, including many wealthy merchants.
"We definitely advocated very strongly for the U.S. to use the Syrian opposition's coalition's Assistance Coordination Unit to distribute aid directly to liberated areas," said Mr. Rahmani, referring to a unit set up by the coalition at the request of the United Nations.
Despite journalists being banned from travelling to the war zone and not being allowed free access to "liberated areas", the Observer, working with a local journalist, has obtained the testimonies of women such as Selvi who tell of husbands, brothers and sons vanishing or taken by force.
"We got the freedom of getting civilians to leave freely to liberated areas or wherever they want.
What was there to liberate?
They recruited Brad to liberate turkeys.
Who is going to liberate us?
We have to liberate ourselves from that".
"We hope to liberate it soon".
There was not much left to liberate.
