During World War I, some Americans mockingly called sauerkraut Liberty cabbage as a patriotic alternative to its German name.

At the punk concert, her bright blue liberty spike caught everyone's attention as she danced.

At the punk festival, several attendees wore towering liberty spikes that glittered under the stage lights.

At the dinner party, he earned a reputation as a liberty taker by helping himself to food and seating without asking.

She always takes the liberty of correcting my manuscripts without asking.

I've taken the liberty of reserving a table for us at the new restaurant tonight.

In old naval medical logs, physicians sometimes recorded Liberty measles as the diagnosis for sailors with mild rashes and fever.

During the debate, a blogger argued that the phrase liberty measles trivialized a serious public health issue.

I took the liberty of reserving a table for us at the new restaurant.

I hope you don't mind me taking the liberty of suggesting a different approach.