Sentence examples for a conventional release from inspiring English sources
A conventional release follows at 15 cinemas from Friday.
In fact, a vast amount of music never sees a conventional release at all now.
"Putting a film online first is risky, but holding out for a conventional release in today's market is much riskier" says Matt Dentler, head of marketing and programming for Cinetic Media's digital division.
ITunes enabled us to do it and get it out". Meanwhile, Lava Records hopes to get radio play for the song, despite its lack of any conventional release.
In the end, the film may be seen by more viewers than if it had experienced an unimpeded, conventional release, particularly if, as studio executives suspect, those who paid for the film online were joined by friends and family.
The extent of absorption of NM from a selected ODT when compared to an conventional immediate release tablet as a reference after administration of 100 mg oral dose of NM was determined in healthy subjects using a randomized crossover design.
Billboard surmised that a conventional CD release of In Rainbows would have brought Radiohead between two and three million dollars.
Their engagement was announced (on 16 November last year) via Facebook and Twitter, as well as through a conventional press release.
It's double the maximum they could ever have raised from a conventional equity release loan, they remain in financial control, and have prepared themselves for, hopefully, a long and happy retirement.
Along with a conventional album release, complete with music videos – at least one of which has been directed by Eternal Sunshine's Michel Gondry – Biophilia will also be released as an "app album" and premiered as a multimedia live extravaganza at MIF. Biophilia for iPad will include around 10 separate apps, all housed within one "mother" app.
In this sense, it felt absolutely right that the announcement of its end should come, not via a conventional press release, but through a leak on tmz.com, precisely the kind of sensationalist tabloid blog that didn't exist when Pitt and Jolie first got together but has thrived in the sunshine of their ongoing soap opera.
