Examples of using "Libérer" in a sentence and their english translations:
The prisoners must be released.
I am going to free the prisoners.
We'll free the prisoners.
Sami struggled to break free.
- He ordered them to release the prisoners.
- He ordered them to release the prisoner.
then this truth can liberate us,
to release them for shooting.
If they're gonna release the iPhone 100,
You should free those animals from the cage.
Forgiveness is designed to set you free.
He ordered them to release the prisoners.
He ordered them to release the prisoner.
We can set ourselves free!
We can't release the prisoners today.
If you really want to unleash your true potential,
kind of content and release it to iTunes.
It is here to liberate us from routine jobs,
how do we break free of our habitual negative bias of our brain
And so without the courage to let go of your fears,
Imagine the benefit of freeing 25 million North Korean people
Getting rid of one simple device led to these three effects.
Taking a hot bath helps me take my mind off my worries.
So if you want to unleash your true power,
The power of emotions to unleash our inner power.
And even more, trying to come up with ways to weasel out of your commitment,
Being in a state of comfort itself is freedom from pain,
so they're just releasing a lot of stuff for free.
I don't know what's the next one they're gonna release,
To get free, I had to get clear on exactly what contract I was shredding.
According to estimates, this ordinance would free over 3000 corrupt politicians.
You don't just have to release a product or a landing page,
I'm just letting you see that depressed people can imagine escaping their lives
We must rid the nation of drugs.
If the Algerian army is so competent, why shouldn't it confront the Israeli army to liberate Palestine?
When Friday comes around, it's time for me to let my hair down and enjoy the weekend.
Man cannot be free if he does not know that he is subject to necessity, because his freedom is always won in his never wholly successful attempts to liberate himself from necessity.