Sentence examples for be released which is from inspiring English sources

If she receives three points, she will be "released", which is how you get sacked in modern corporatese.

Eventually, she said, 114 million doses will be released, which is slightly more than what has ever been used in one year.

In announcing the news, the Mirror quoted a curiously knowledgable pal saying "it has been a hard few months for Tulisa but she can't wait for her book to be released", which is perhaps a little optimistic about the critical and commercial fate that awaits Tulisa's latest travails.

I didn't want my collateral to be released, which is how they kept us quiet.

Saxena then shows off new set-top boxes, yet to be released, which are even smaller, and will soon be small enough to "velcro behind your TV," he says.

Not even the present: the show is set the day after it was released, which is literally yesterday.

Until details of the deal are released, which is expected to be Wednesday, it is unclear if this year's budget will permit state worker furloughs to continue.

Newman was scheduled to make more than $8 million this year prior to being released which is nowhere near a reflection of his play on the field.

Early in the fall, a "long list" of 20 books is released, which is then winnowed down, a few weeks later, to a "short list" of six.

But reports suggest that Apple could leave the feature until the new flagship phone is released, which is likely to come in September and would be called the iPhone 7 on Apple's existing naming system.

No pricing has been released, which is expected, but there's a whole lot more.