Sentence examples for were being liberated from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kennedy picked the title -- "Free Speech for Sale" -- partly to suggest how words used for selling were being liberated.

At such close proximity, the electrons in the photovoltaic cell were being liberated by the electric field generated by the hot object, but the usual process of generating a current was going awry.

We had a TV set by then, and the news was of trouble in Little Rock, school integration, black children protected by National Guardsmen, and white crowds shouting abuse at the frightened students who were being liberated.

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"The people who are being liberated must be a critical part of their own liberation".

In 1944, as the city was being liberated from the Germans, the National Council of Resistance (Conseil National de la Résistance) made the Hôtel de Ville its headquarters.

Even as Paris was being liberated in August 1944, according to the lawsuit, the railroad was still billing for its deportation services, threatening to levy interest for arrears.

Social workers are being liberated from the straitjacket of care management so that they can build more creative relationships with service users.

Money is being liberated from the pockets of people who have seen them before and at least as many who haven't.

Crawley says she feels like "there is some big con": "We keep on being told we're being liberated by this, and yet you don't earn as much as you would do.

Nitroglycerin, with the molecular formula C3H5 ONO2 3, has a high nitrogen content (18.5 percent) and contains sufficient oxygen atoms to oxidize the carbon and hydrogen atoms while nitrogen is being liberated, so that it is one of the most powerful explosives known.