Sentence examples for blind release from inspiring English sources

He has sent me to bring glad tidings to the poor, to proclaim liberty to captives, recovery of sight to the blind, release to prisoners.

With his grip on the high bar unshakable, he attacked his routine as never before, having faith through three straight blind release moves that prompted the crowd to gasp.

Now a successful, award-winning writer of novels of intrigue and adventure, including "Running Blind" released in July, Mr. Child immigrated to Pound Ridge from Kirkby Lonsdale in the Lake District in northwest England in 1998 with his daughter, Ruth, and his Westchester-born wife, Jane.

Blind, blind?

What to buy: The single Blind is released on March 3 by DFA/EMI, with the album Hercules & Love Affair to follow on March 10.

There were no official singles, but the track "Bullets Are Blind" was released on a 2-CD compilation included with Soundi magazine's 35th anniversary issue, and a music video to the album's title track was produced and posted online.

One of the greatest benefits of the Clover trap is that you don't have to sit in a blind waiting to release it, but you still have an obligation to check the trap often.

Ethical approval was sought for this study form the South East Scotland REC; however the opinion was that this was retrospective evaluation of blinded data and did not require specific approval as the players originally consented to testing and the club consented to release blinded data for the purpose of evaluation.

The most important advantage of the blind detection is to release the requirement of sending the training sequence and offer the higher data throughput.

A narrow focus on statistical releases can blind us to the bigger picture.

In Blind Optimism, a report released today, Oxfam takes a look at the evidence, debunking six of the most common arguments made in support of private sector health services.