Sentence examples for getting them released from inspiring English sources

Nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than I do," Clinton told reporters during a campaign stop in Iowa.

"Nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than I do," the presidential contender told reporters during a campaign event in Iowa.

"Nobody has a bigger interest in getting them released than I do," she told reporters Tuesday after a campaign stop in Cedar Falls, Iowa, indicating the obvious: The earlier they are published, the more distance she can put between any resulting negative press and Election Day.

PR: I battled to do the Crass reissues, and to get them released, because I believed in them.

It was six weeks before the British embassy in Madrid got them released and sent to Gibraltar.

She said in cases where refugees have been detained, the U.N. agency is now able to intervene and help get them released more quickly.

Marshall informed the two condemned spies that he could arrange to get them released if they'd each pay $500 in greenbacks.

Now Mr. Lankford and the family members of some of the others being held in Haiti are desperate to get them released.

The agency quoted an official from the Iranian Embassy in Damascus as saying it knew of the pilgrims' whereabouts and was trying to get them released, Reuters reported.

If they are detained during their visit to the Home Office, activists can swing into action to try and get them released.

The records are classified, but Dr Makris is negotiating with the government to get them released.Meanwhile, an oil company has given permission for hydrophones to be put on rigs in hurricane-prone areas of the sea.