Sentence examples for ever been released and from inspiring English sources

Gregg Marcantel, the corrections secretary of New Mexico, asked Becker, the head of the unit, whether anyone had ever been released and then committed a violent offense.

And I just simply said 'have those ever been released?' And the question was 'did he get in as a U.S. citizen, or was he brought in to Harvard University as a citizen who wasn't from this country?'".

Nakamoto's rules also state that only 21 million bitcoins will ever be released, and at an ever-decreasing rate.

In January, Hedda Hopper had "doubted" whether the picture would ever be released, and some of the trade press had predicted that it wouldn't be.

It is not known if the longer five-and-a-half-hour cut will ever be released, and Jensen refused to confirm if Von Trier would take it to next year's Cannes film festival.

Figures on the Ministry of Justice website are either hopelessly out of date, or fail to distinguish between IPPs and (quite different) life sentences, or both, but the BBC says there are still about 4,000 with little hope of ever being released, and that nearly 400 have served more than five times the period for punishment in their sentences.

It's unlikely he'll ever be released – and if any human deserves to be behind bars, it's him.

We wish to acknowledge the organizers of the DREAM conference for providing new challenges year after year; the data providers, without whom no challenge could ever be released; and the groups that are willing to participate to the DREAM challenge.

Chris Boswell, a vice president at the university, said that the explanation given to the alumnus was a mistake, and that no official reason had ever been released.

Few US viewers are likely to know who she is and neither of her solo albums has ever been released in the country.

The abduction was witnessed by his wife and daughter; no information regarding his disappearance has ever been released.