with freedom造句

He speaks with freedom.

We were drunk with freedom.

Overpopulation is not compatible with freedom.

Breeze blow with wheat field, running in the aureate country with freedom.

It seems indifferent to the loss of freedom. This noble body has everything, not only with claws, but also with freedom. Freedom seems to be hidden somewhere in its teeth.

It helps the attackers relax and play with freedom when we know we're unlikely to concede.

He said of Charles, "Perhaps he has confused making money with freedom."

Every citizen may, accordingly, speak, write, and print with freedom, but shall be responsible for such abuses of this freedom as shall be defined by law.

The house being one-storied, we were able to form the roof with freedom.

His words are memorized by America's schoolchildren, and his name is synonymous with freedom and unity.

Marriage is a lottery ticket. A man make bets with freedom, a woman with own happiness as a bet.

Marriage is a coupons. Men make bets with freedom, while women make bets with their own happiness.

I rode my bike all around the area with freedom and had a gaggle of kids to play with.

They do not spurn material progress but want a greater share of it-along with freedom and equality.

He and his colleagues started a new one, with a picture of Che Guevara on its first front page, because, says Mr Fedofenko,“ We associate him with freedom.

It signifies a world where the salvation of humans would take place in and is filled with freedom, peace, justice and mercy that lasts forever.

Tang Dynasty is the most developed culture, politics and economy in Chinese history. It is also a special Dynasty with freedom of speech.

We will support those revolutions with fidelity to our ideals, with the power of our example, and with an unwavering belief that all human beings deserve to live with freedom and dignity.

I heard such a story that a sociologist set an appropriate space and provided delicious food to a pair of mice so that they could live with freedom.