Sentence examples for finished release from inspiring English sources

Maor notes that the first version of the app reached over half a million installs, even though it was more prototype than finished release.

And Fig. 7c shows a comparison between the total amounts of DOX at the finished release time for the different samples.

Then, at the end of the 6 months, the Production Leadership Team merges everything together into a finished release, which is then distributed to the public.

Before long, Mr. Sigler had 5,000 listeners; by the time he finished releasing his second novel, "Ancestor," last January, he had 30,000, as he does for "The Rookie," which is playing now.

Smithsonian Folkways has just finished releasing a 20-CD series of music from Indonesia recorded by Philip Yampolsky and Sternn's Africa is importing a series of albums recorded in the 1950's by Hugh Tracey, who documented African music soon to be destroyed or transformed by political upheavals and the electric guitar.

MGM has just finished releasing the complete set of Bond movies on DVD; Pierce Brosnan has stated that he's ready to move on after he completes the next Bond picture, the 21st (scheduled to begin shooting in 2005); and the proposed spin-off starring Halle Berry as Jinx, the secret agent from "Die Another Day," has been shut down.

The heart rate of the fish increased from an hour before the spawning behavior started until the fish finished releasing gametes (73.4±2.9 b.p.m. in female, n = 8 and 65.0±5.6 b.p.m. in male, n = 5 during the resting period).

Election officials said they would finish releasing election results throughout Monday regardless of the violence.

What no one knows is how long the windfall will last, whether DVD is a consumer bubble that will burst once the studios finish releasing the films and TV shows in their libraries, or whether it will remain a strong current in the entertainment industry profit stream.

(The State Department would subsequently ask for and receive a couple of extensions to finish releasing the emails; in one instance, a snowstorm was blamed for the delay).

The State Department said that it expects to finish releasing the emails by January 26, just ahead of the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.