Sentence examples for better to release from inspiring English sources

It would be better to release that pressure through reform than to build it ever higher.

Better to release one strong, solid 10-track CD a year and make people want more".

It would have been better to release it before springing the banks.

Shrek says it's better to release your inner ogre than dwindle into a pretty princess.

(A defender will usually pitch first from a five-card suit. Here, West would have done better to release the club eight, then two hearts).

Finely finished, they are beveled to a knife-sharp edge, the better to release your meat or fish cleanly from the grill, or even to make a test cut for doneness.

Robbie Daw from Idolator felt that the song would have been a better choice to release as a single rather than "Better Than Today".

This time, though, her fellow judges know better than to release her.

In fact, that's a better reason to release a book than the normal reason candidates release books: Book-writers rarely go on to win the presidency.

"We were pleasantly surprised to hear the line in his speech last night and so decided there's no better time to release our ad," Mr. Flowers said.

Two artists set a vision in a place and want to share it with people, so what better place to release than a museum, gallery or art fair?