Sentence examples for jumped to release from inspiring English sources

Lake Worth public information officer Ben Kerr jumped to release a statement apologizing for the false alert, saying the city is "looking into the reports that the system mentioned zombies," and made it clear that "Lake Worth does not have any zombie activity currently".

An index measuring consumer confidence, released this week, jumped to its highest level since 2007, the biggest increase in a single month.

The song debuted at number eighty-three on the Billboard Hot 100 after being sent to mainstream radio, and in the third week it jumped to number one, after being released digitally; becoming Rihanna's eighth number-one single on the chart and Drake's first.

For example, in 1986 the Swiss-Prot [4] database contained only 3,939 protein sequence entries, but now the number has jumped to 521,016 according to the release 2010_10 on 05-Oct-2010 by the UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot at http://www.expasy.org/sprot/relnotes/relstat.html; meaning that the number of protein sequence entries now is more than 132 times the number from about 24 years ago.

Two years ago, the influential Italian synth-pop group N.O.I.A. re-recorded ten of their earliest never-before-released tracks, and Ersatz jumped at the chance to release the album for the first time on CD and double 12".

Could things change in the jump from prototype to release?

Lyft and JUMP were granted permission to release 250 scooters each, as well as 500 bikes.

Translated into English in 2013, "The Reason I Jump" was released to rave reviews and heralded as an insight into the teenage autistic mind.

Our formulas involve the time that it takes each neuron'svoltage to jump up to threshold upon release from inhibition.

Press x for awhile to charge a jump, then release x when you're in the air and press R2 to swing while you're doing this.

Initially "Jump" was to be released as the third single from the album.