Sentence examples for customarily release from inspiring English sources

Rappers like Jay-Z customarily release a cappella versions of their rhymes, a clear invitation for disc jockeys and producers to work up their own new tracks.

While the Fed does customarily release data in the aggregate about its lending — the bank bailout is about $2 trillion, all told — it has always shielded information about specific loans to specific institutions.

The Federal Reserve customarily releases the minutes of its meetings, where the board of governors and staff discuss the major forces at work in the US economy, including employment, housing, borrowing and inflation.

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Customarily, the release of a debut album is followed up by a tour of various places on the planet.

When publishers send out copies of new releases to the newspapers, they customarily place an embargo which states that no review should appear before the stated publication date.

This proportion of loss in efficacy is customarily accepted in controlled randomised clinical trials.

(City Lights, like Sunrise, was released with a recorded score and sound effects, but is now customarily referred to by historians and industry professionals as a "silent"—spoken dialogue regarded as the crucial distinguishing factor between silent and sound dramatic cinema).

Miscarriage and stillbirth were customarily invisible in these women's narratives of pregnancy loss.

He customarily styled himself Baron von Hügel.

Shockey customarily runs this way.