Sentence examples for make release from inspiring English sources

"Movies make release dates; release dates don't make movies".

Studios crunch for months to make release deadlines, then a few weeks later, everyone is back in the office brainstorming the next instalment.

In other words, the release-team list is usually added to discussions to make release team members aware of them.

German courts in fact most frequently make release from prison contingent on therapy.

Instead, they say judges should make release decisions based on formal risk assessments provided by pretrial experts.

Were we still in the days where you had to buy a whole album to hear a song, this medley would make Release Me worth the price.

A wiki is used to maintain information of the release process, provides instructions for developers to make releases, and details of the current release schedule, such as important dates.

But others say the public anger over the shooting and the questions about whether the officers were justified in their actions make releasing the video now essential.

Poland's church hierarchy has also made release of the prisoners a precondition for dialogue.

One of the newest production lines makes release papers, used to hold sticky labels until they go on retail products.

Gen. Antonio M. Taguba, who wrote the first military report on detainee abuse at Abu Ghraib, the prospect of retaliation makes release of the pictures wrong.