Sentence examples for a release which from inspiring English sources

The UK's Entertainment Retailers Association, bitter at the loss of a release which would still sell in significant numbers to core fans, called the giveaway a "dismal failure".

Two people describing the talks cautioned that such a release – which would be a dramatic turnaround from previous refusals – was far from certain and that discussions with Israel on the matter were continuing.

More often than not, confidentiality dates pass without a release, which looks to be what's going to happen here.

As part of this agreement, each participating investor will sign a release, which will allow the company to move forward and put the past behind us.

Since the original definition of APRV was CPAP with a release, which did not specify the duration of the CPAP or release time, all of these breaths fit the original definition.

Feller's former release, 2014's Never Know, was a release which saw him transition to subtler sounds.

A: This is a beta release, which means that we will continue to refine the digital reader after launch.

The urgency and scope of this documentary give a compelling argument for a free release, which would extend its reach at least a hundredfold.

In New Zealand it will get a cinematic release, which means a red carpet premiere in Auckland.

The first is a press release, which includes an amazing little sidebar.

If you have a quick release (which looks like a small lever), flip it over and spin it counterclockwise to loosen.