Sentence examples for example to release from inspiring English sources

Armstrong said Wednesday that he might be reluctant, for example, to release his red blood cell counts out of concern that they could be misinterpreted.

It is not uncommon for universities, for example, to release genetic information but require companies wanting to profit from it to pay royalties, Dr. Niman said.

Jeff shouted instructions: "Knees up.... Hands off.... Arch your back.... Reach up.... Legs down.... Legs forward, backward, forward, and... hep!" "Hep" is trapeze-ese for "Go" — a signal that it's time, for example, to release the trapeze.

Trump frequently promises things but then reneges – he promised, for example, to release his tax returns if he ran for president, which he has subsequently refused to do. .

It's not okay, for example, to release one's pent-up anger by taking it out on mere "things," even if that would relax the person.

India, for example, offered to release several prisoners-of-war on Pakistan's independence day.

EA for example, plans to release science-fiction shooter game Titanfall as an exclusive title for Microsoft's Xbox consoles and personal computers in March.

One example would be to release the tenant from the lease in exchange for payment of several months' rent.

Portishead, for example, is expected to release its first album in about a decade internationally in April.

On May 7, for example, MGM is to release Martin Scorsese's documentary "The Last Waltz" (1978), with Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell and others joining the Band for its farewell performance in 1976.

For example, the decision to release enough public sector land to build 160,000 homes is an unprecedented opportunity to create inclusive communities where people want to live, but this will only be achieved if Government consider the case for releasing suitable public sector land at less than market value where this is demonstrably in the public interest.