Sentence examples for crowded release from inspiring English sources

Those deals, combined with the strength of Pixar and its chief creative officer, John Lasseter, has clearly squeezed Disney's own moviemaking team, which has to manage a newly crowded release schedule while finding room for its own films.

This summer you've got 17 blockbusters coming out between May and July, 19 if you add August," which he said is the most crowded release slate in recent memory.

Compared to "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith," whose only opening-weekend competition was the reviled "Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist," the seventh installment is now part of a crowded release schedule.

Only when she landed back on the ground safely and without a hitch did the crowd release a collective whoop of delight.

The VGL perform to huge crowds, release albums and DVDs, and enjoy prime-time television screenings, arguably fostering a modest industry of their own.

Front page headlines and cheering crowds release an enormous amount of the pleasure neurotransmitter in the brain dopamine.

In 1999, three years after their dissolution, Crowded House released an anthology of previously unreleased songs called Afterglow.

The tactical logic of crowding the release dates of prestige films into the fall may be obvious.

But it reversed course days later after officials found that the movement of the crowds released hazardous dust.

But it reversed course days later when officials found that the movement of the crowds released "a greater than expected level" of ceramic dust.

After gleefully blowing up jumbo baseball-bat-shaped balloons — a seventh inning stretch of the lungs, not legs — the crowd released the colorful balloons in unison to awesome effect.