Sentence examples for in need of release from inspiring English sources

It gradually becomes clear that Jane's teacher — dull until now — has repressed gifts in need of release too.

As such, they were not so much in need of release or relief from their role as the support to allow them to manage the task they have undertaken through the building of appropriate knowledge, skills, capacity and support structures.

So Bethe, in need of $250 to release his mother's furniture, withdrew the CNO cycle paper and sent it in to the New York Academy of Sciences.

"The list of Schools in Need of Improvement released today shows how dramatically the public school system in New York City needs change," he said in a written statement.

Jean Eustache's entire oeuvre is in crucial need of release.

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This was the case in the prisons, where anti-TB medications are continually running short, and prisoners still in need of treatments are released or transferred.

When a red blood cell reaches any tissue in need of oxygen it releases nitric oxide in order to dilate the capillaries.

A year ago, I complained in this space about its unavailability on DVD; as of this week, it's available, and next on my list for Sirk films in need of a home-video release is "The Tarnished Angels," his 1957 adaptation of William Faulkner's novel "Pylon".

Reassured that the hand had moved on, that the trauma had passed and was no longer in need of response, the brain released it from the emergency state of feeling pain.

Most known is Baby I Don't Care and as the song title suggests if you're in need of a bit of cathartic release after a particularly challenging day it might be worth dancing about to this.