Sentence examples for convinced to release from inspiring English sources

She said she hadnot immediately been convinced to release the novel but was persuaded after a handful of people read it and reassured her it was worthy of being made public.

From 1971, this incredible classic was, unbelievably, something Al Green had to be convinced to release as a single.

At the same time, you convinced us to release the book in electronic form.

It seems Apple convinced Intel to release the technology a little bit early.

In the meanwhile, Tony Rojas, a friend of his managers Gustavo Jiménez and Arturo Gigante, convinced them to release Escobar of the contract which bound them.

The label's choice for the first single was originally "Outrageous", but Spears convinced them to release "Me Against the Music".

Jive Records hoped the song would be released as the first single from the album, but Spears convinced them to release her collaboration with Madonna, "Me Against the Music".

Yankovic convinced them to release The Food Album instead—"a concept [he] hated only slightly less"—but would later describe it as a "cheesy compilation" put out "against [his] better wishes and judgement".

He was arrested but refused to give up the network log-in details until San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom visited Childs in jail and convinced him to release the information.

Estefan argued with Tommy Mottola, then head of Sony Music Entertainment (the parent company of Epic Records), and convinced him to release the album, arguing that an "American audience" would not buy a Spanish record simply due to its inclusion of a few English tracks.

Frank DiLeo, the vice president of Epic Records, convinced Jackson to release "Beat It" whilst "Billie Jean" was heading towards No. 1. Dileo, who would later become the singer's manager, predicted that both singles would remain in the Top 10 at the same time.