Sentence examples for firm release from inspiring English sources

There's still no firm release date for the conversion, which is being handled by Dundee developer, 4J Studios.

HarperCollins does not yet have a firm release date, but will publish the book "as soon as possible," said Tim Duggan, the company's executive editor.

While REM don't have a firm release plan for the charity set, all of the members "are still on great terms", Buck told the Irish Independent.

There's no firm release date or price yet, but even if it's £300, it'll still be one of the cheapest ways to get in on the virtual reality craze.

And this despite the fact that her first album, "Ora," doesn't yet have a firm release date in the United States, though it was released (at No. 1 on the pop chart) in Britain in August and a music video single, "Shine Ya Light," has topped 5.6 million views on YouTube at last count.

There's still no firm release date for the follow-up to the biggest-selling album of the 21st century, but rumours persist that it's arriving in November – although, according to producer Naughty Boy, some record labels cleared their schedules for September in the belief that the album was due then, not wanting their own releases to be overshadowed.

But it climbed after the firm released an updated strategy on March 7th.

Skytrax, the British research firm, released the results last week of its annual survey of frequent fliers.

The credit rating firm released a briefing to that effect on 12 April.

Last week, the Simmons Market Research Bureau, an independent research firm, released its study of teenage readership.

What would qualify as a good number for Mr. Romney when the firm releases its August survey?