Sentence examples for be ready for release from inspiring English sources

Describing it as a social answerphone, Audioboo thinks it should be ready for release next month.

He advised the court in 1993 that Mr. Sweeney would most likely be ready for release within a year.

Apple itself may do so with a tablet computer, rumoured to be ready for release as early as January.

The first age-structured social complex would not be ready for release until many decades after the first mammoth was born, which corresponds to many decades of life, much of it alone, in captivity.

The production team insists that "Valley of the Wolves: Palestine," which is to be ready for release in early October, has nothing to do with religion and that it does not feed anti-Semitism.

The second concern is what kind of movies producers, writers and directors should consider making from this point on: whether it is safe or proper in such an uncertain climate to tell war stories that will not be ready for release until 2003 or later.

A parole board determined in 2010 that Mr. Davis was ready for release, but then-Gov.

In fact, Dr. Lazareff said, María de Jesús is ready for release.

An ad campaign showing water flowing through the streets of Britain has already been shot and is ready for release.

A 3D version of Cameron's film, converted at a cost of £12m, is ready for release.

"Verboten!" was the last film produced by RKO, and the studio was out of the distribution business by the time it was ready for release.