wind of freedom

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

A wind of freedom is blowing on the Arab world.

I hope the wind of freedom will blow across our country."

We should, however, recognise that the time is coming when the wind of freedom will blow through Vietnam.

Perhaps the winds of freedom, originating in the European Union?

Winds of freedom from Eastern Europe helped as well.

A new wind of freedom blows through the musty offices of state.

Better to sit here and hold her breath, and listen for a wind of freedom, with word of him.

Winds of freedom blowing around the world.

And he'd felt the rush of life unseen, the heat of wild blood, the wind of freedom.

On our doorstep, on the other side of the Mediterranean, a wind of freedom has started to blow.

Today, we have the opportunity, with this wind of freedom that is blowing over the whole of the Arab world, to relaunch the negotiations.

Instead of flying in the winds of freedom, it dangles in a gentle breeze.

A wind of freedom.

But I'm also aware of the winds of freedom and change blowing from one end of the Arab world to the other.

He is clearly afraid of the wind of freedom that swept through Europe precisely as a result of Solidarity’s activities.

The proud walk of winds of freedom

Wind of Freedom (set in the Caribbean)

Winds of Freedom.

The Arab world has been shaken for a month and a half, from Tunisia to Yemen, by a shockwave or wind of freedom.

They clattered through, their cloaks billowing with the wind of freedom as they streaked along the main road out of town.

All they had to do was go west, and the winds of freedom would whisk them to a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.

Mina, Wind of Freedom (1977)

A recording is on their album The Wind of Freedom Blow (Greatest Hits 1970-1998).

It is the companion to a sculpture 'Winds of Freedom; Amnesty'" later exhibited in New York.