Sentence examples for being prepared for release from inspiring English sources
At the time of Johnson's death, an archival album of him as a soloist was being prepared for release by the specialist Greentrax records.
A study addressing that question is being prepared for release by the Defense Science Board, an advisory panel at the Defense Department.
He believes that technology could also help the industry: after two years on the shelf, his Merchant of Venice is now being prepared for release on multi-language DVD.
This memo gauges potential interest in "Disturbing Behavior," an R-rated horror film being prepared for release by MGM/ United Artists featuring the actress Katie Holmes from the TV show "Dawson's Creek".
Commons authorities called in the Met to investigate, but Scotland Yard yesterday said that although the unauthorised disclosure of information appeared to "breach public duty", much of the information was in the process of being prepared for release under the Freedom of Information Act.
According to the State Department, those delays are now down to an average of two weeks—a claim that the GAO is expected to confirm in an updated report that was being prepared for release as The Economist went to press.In this section New-look passports Hair tonic American express?
Susan Hunt, the zoo's chief executive, said Nyaru had been prepared for release "since birth".
The reports were prepared for release at a news conference in Washington, D.C., on Friday morning.
The cost of this is very clear at a small centre in the park where primates rescued from hunters are prepared for release.
The report, which was prepared for release last year but never published, revealed that some small schools were losing £4,000 a year in having to provide free lunches for all pupils in the first three years of primary education in England.
Workers there had seen some droppings, he said, but had not realized the rats had eaten into the body bags until a corpse was prepared for release to a funeral home on March 20.
