Sentence examples for existing releases from inspiring English sources

A mix of existing releases from key players such as Burial and one-offs, like Kode9 and the Spaceape's minimalist cover of the Specials' Ghost Town, it doubles as a snapshot of the scene in general, with the prevailing atmosphere that of standing on top of a tower block at night, listening to satellite dishes rattle in the breeze.

It was also announced by Chrysalis later on in the year, that Echo have been restructured into a copyright exploitation company, in which its main duty is maintaining the copyright on existing releases while no longer releasing any new records or signing any more artists.

Over at Movieviral.com, there's a website full of people picking through the detritus of the web and correlating clues with existing release schedules – asking themselves and each other, what does it all mean?

In order to simulate our data, we used existing released item parameters that could be found on typical ILSAs.

If the button "Transfer" was selected and "Save" was pressed, an existing release number was selected for this spot or assigned to a new one.

Also to present existing released music in a different way.

"We will continue to produce the most usable open source desktop in the world, to maintain the existing LTS releases, to work with our commercial partners to distribute that desktop, to support our corporate customers who rely on it, and to delight the millions of IoT and cloud developers who innovate on top of it".

Schemes designed to allow older people to access the money tied up in their homes are falling in cost, and advisers say that anyone who has an existing equity release mortgage may be able to save money by switching deals.

A comprehensive review of existing data released this month by Earth Open Source, an organization that uses open-source collaboration to advance sustainable food production, suggests that industry regulators in Europe have known for years that glyphosate, originally introduced by American agricultural biotechnology giant Monsanto in 1976, causes birth defects in the embryos of laboratory animals.

Critics said the outlet would allow Pence and other state officials to bypass traditional media outlets and simply publish news themselves, while Pence's office tried to downplay the site, arguing that it would be similar to the government's existing press release system.

Every year, films are released that share the same title as an unrelated pre-existing release (Birdman and Boyhood were not the first films to use those titles, for example) but it's rarely a problem that gets to the courtroom.