Sentence examples for a time of release from inspiring English sources

He found this to be "a time of release and freedom".

The Guardians of the Galaxy director, a film itself deemed a risk at the time of release, took to Facebook to highlight his perceived issues with Hollywood's approach to this brand of surprise success.

The film was not a hit at the time of release but subsequently became a cult classic.

Neither The Skin Game (1931) nor Rich and Strange (1931; also called East of Shanghai), an odd comedy, made much of an impact at the time of release, but Number Seventeen (1932) offered a thrilling chase finale.

Over the past few months, the one film that picked up a whole lot of Oscars steam - that hadn't really been considered a contender at its time of release - was N.W.A. biopic Straight Outta Compton.

In Japan, Legend of Mana was a bestseller at the time of release, and sold over 400,000 units in its first week alone as the highest-selling release that week in Japan.

Already a star at the time of release, Knightley's appearance in the film was emphasised by featuring her in all promotional materials (similar to Colin Firth's prominent appearance in the 1995 adaptation).

There are sound welfare and ethical bases for this consideration, but significant practical challenges exist with some species in achieving a tightly pre-determined time of release.

There seems to have been a lag between the time of release and implementation in many areas of the country.

Due to the restrictive Hays Code at the time of release, a film about infidelity was a difficult task and while the film doesn't always succeed, Monroe is never anything less than utterly charming.

At the start of a race, competing birds are banded; they are then liberated together by a starter who records the time of release.