Sentence examples for a man released from inspiring English sources

In Tucson, Arizona, a man released a chlorine gas cloud at a former customer's home.

Then came "Rectify," a fragile, at times pretentious, but affecting and original series about a man released from prison.

"Conflict of a Man," released online in late August, is properly smart and complicated, a good index of what jazz musicians might be listening to right now.

KING OF CALIFORNIA A man released from a mental institution (Michael Douglas) persuades his daughter (Evan Rachel Wood) to help him dig for gold at a Costco.

He wrote about a miscarriage of justice that eventually saw a man released from prison, and as the National Front began to march he wrote some of the first pieces about racial attacks in Newham.

Twitter users have reacted with fury to the prospect of a remake of the hit 1995 movie Jumanji, which starred Robin Williams as a man released from a magical board game in which he had been trapped for 26 years.

Some enjoy a sneeze, and others immediately see the old hygiene-textbook picture of a man releasing a cloud of disease into the air.

As he put it: "One punch for the body looked like a man releasing a bowling ball; another a right-hand for the head, was like a granny boxing a boy's ears.

This was the term for a police officer arresting a man, releasing him, and shooting him in the back while the policeman retreated, claiming the suspect had "fled".

More recently, a young man released a 19-minute video on Youku, China's version of YouTube, showing how to make a look-alike iPad from scratch.

On parole, he will still be a guilty man, released only because he is a pathetic geriatric whose continuing imprisonment serves no useful purpose.