Sentence examples for can only be released from inspiring English sources

The rubbery beast grows in size as the victim's fear mounts, and can only be released by a scream.

State funds can only be released a certain period of time after a particular good or service has been delivered.

The minimum they will serve is five years and they can only be released if the authorities believe they pose no threat to society.

Emergency aid can only be released once a crisis has been formally declared, whereas development funding tends to follow rigid plans and timelines.

These allow them to shackle themselves round large, immovable objects such as trees, and can only be released using special skin-detecting steel saws; anything else will sever the limb.

The bail-out funds can only be released after a "review" of the bail-out provisions; that, according to the agreement, will not happen before the end of April.

Of these, the former should be readily released during the alkaline incubation step, whereas the latter can normally only be released from cell walls by enzymatic destruction of the covalent linkage.

The album was written and recorded in two months while the band was still on tour in support of their previous record, Happiness... Is Not a Fish That You Can Catch, which had only been released 14 months prior.

He warned Mr Hill that "If, as an act of mercy, you are eventually to be released it can only be on account of age or infirmity".

According to Nicaraguan law prisoners can only be held for 48 hours before being released or taken before judicial authorities, but Ortega was kept almost seven days in what he describes as a "four-by-four cell, with two concrete bunks, a hole to relieve yourself and water for just one hour in the morning and another hour at night".

This can only be done realistically by releasing cash from current inefficient or unnecessary services.