Sentence examples for wind of freedom from inspiring English sources

3.17pm BST Hollande says "the wind of freedom" the D-day troops brought still blows across Europe today.

Britain's low and falling corporation tax rate is part of his motivation; but so is the "wind of freedom" he feels whenever he visits the city.

She imagined the West would be a sequence from an Antonioni film, with Maria Schneider's hair endlessly blowing in the wind of freedom.

"The wind of freedom that has blown — that is blowing — on the Arab world also needs to be taken into account by hostage takers, who need to realize that this is not the right way to meet their objectives," he said.

Tunisia today has an extraordinary image because its revolution happened peacefully, without weapons," he said, adding: "The wind of freedom has blown through other countries... but we will be the only ones to succeed in putting into place a democratic government".

Winds of freedom from Eastern Europe helped as well.

I am ready to ride the winds of freedom to California.

Common depictions include couples sky-diving for their 40th anniversaries; Richard Branson doing all manner of macho rich-guy nonsense; and the woman of a certain age on a seashore holding a fluttering piece of voile toward the winds of freedom.

The repressiveness of the Suharto era broke into the headlines during President Ronald Reagan's trip to Asia in 1986, a trip meant to highlight the "winds of freedom" in the region.

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The wind of Arab freedom that suddenly began to billow at the beginning of 2011 will gust across the entire Arab world throughout 2012.