| By his salvific work, the only-begotten Son liberates man from sin and death. |
| He fills long days and empty nights by creating a fiddle, and frees his thoughts as he liberates the fiddle from the wood. |
| We think about things so much that we have to find the one thing that liberates us. |
| Here again the hydrosulphite takes up oxygen from the water and liberates the necessary hydrogen. |
| These minerals are, however, heated, kneaded and moved around by plate tectonics—a process that sometimes liberates their aqueous content. |
| It is well known that bacterial decay of organic matter in sediment liberates phosphate and bone is also a potential phosphate source. |
