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Meanings of walk to freedom in English

We have no meanings for "walk to freedom" in our records yet.
Usage of walk to freedom in English
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You see Nelson Mandela's long walk to freedom is actually a race.
The South African
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The long walk to freedom now has a slow and unsteady gait.
The Guardian
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We owe it to them to keep walking that long walk to freedom, he added.
The South African
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I strongly urge you to read Mr Mandela's A long walk to freedom when you come of age.
The South African
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Harriet Tubman was bold enough to believe she could be free and brave enough to walk to freedom.
Ebony
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After 22 years in a "whites-only" prison, Goldberg also enjoyed his own long walk to freedom.
The South African
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His long walk to freedom, from prison in 1990, inspired others to follow in his footsteps out of conflict.
BBC
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This is the start of a programme which will see other prisoners - bigger fish - walk to freedom as well.
The Irish Times
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It represents a significant step backwards in the long walk to freedom to which so many South Africans have devoted their lives.
The Guardian
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In a voiceover, Elba, who seems to have mastered Mandela's characteristic tone of voice, says, I have walked a long walk to freedom.
The South African
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It has been a long walk to freedom but on the eve of his fifth presidential term, Blatter seems to have got there at last.
The Guardian
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For example, "Should we fight back" is inspired by Nelson Mandela's long walk to freedom, and is probably the most South African influenced song.
The South African
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Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom dutifully walks us through an extraordinary journey.
The Irish Times
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For my 20th birthday, I received the audio book of Long Walk To Freedom.
The South African
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There is a reason why Nelson Mandela called his autobiography Long Walk to Freedom.
The South African
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She loves reading & tells Sowetan her favorite book is Long Walk to Freedom.
The South African
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