Sentence examples for collective release from inspiring English sources

Belfast's Dodgy Stereo collective release records, arrange pop-up radio stations and craft YouTube how-to guides.

In the silence after the song ended, I could hear sighs all around me, the collective release of an uncomfortable tension.

Delegates jumped to their feet for a spontaneous two minute standing ovation, in a collective release of emotion by delegates who remain uncertain and fearful at the prospect of a Trump presidency.

The collective release of tension will make the republic a safer place.

Last year, this free-rock collective released "Intonomancy" (Sound @ One), a quiet, appealing collection of homemade grooves and open-ended explorations; as you listen, the nine improvised pieces keep materializing and dissolving.

And the film "Modern Collective," released in November, features top competitive surfers like Smith, Reynolds and Dusty Payne, of Hawaii, performing stunning aerial surfing.

Then, in 1988, Public Enemy, a Long Island collective, released an album entitled, "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back".

Last week the collective released roughly 40,000 text messages apparently taken from the mobile phone of Timur Prokopenko, manager of the Kremlin's Internet policy between 2012 2014.

Last week the collective released an 18-minute recording of the FBI and British police discussing delays in court proceedings against two alleged members of the LulzSec hacking group.

A month before the youth-led revolution broke into the open in Tahrir Square, the underground rap collective released "Revolution Time" on the Web site ReverbNation.com to drum up interest for an album they were compiling.

On 1 July, as Mauguin and Houllier were being interviewed for the post by an expert committee, the collective released a 30-page statement to the press demanding that government officials withdraw Mauguin's application "because science is not a political reward".