Sentence examples for making the release from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, his films have so far failed to crack UK cinemas, making the release of this touching, observant and compassionate tale of a young woman struggling to make sense of the world all the more welcome.

In addition, Microsoft is making the release candidate of the full.NET framework for Windows available to developers today.

In addition, the presence of undesirable adhesion force can cause the object to adhere to the tool, making the release process problematic.

The comparison might be to a kind of tantric comedy, the fact that it's perched on the edge for so long somehow making the release that much sweeter.

Universal Pictures announced that the installment will open a week early, making the release date April 3, 2015, instead of April 10.

The film, which stars Chris Hemsworth, cost nearly $100 million to produce, making the release another probable box-office disappointment for Warner Bros. SIGN UP for the free Indie Focus movies newsletter >>.

It means that gums can be dissolved by methanol, with no requirement for a conventional acid treatment, thus making the released phospholipids more available for enzymatic transesterification, that is, methanol seems to break apart the micelles.

But Mr. Barnatan's extraordinary playing is what makes the release so rewarding.

They said yes to everything, as long as he still made the release date.

What makes the release now, years later, "tactically smart," as opposed to releasing the certificate a long time ago?

Taliban officials have made the release a prerequisite for both talks and the release of Sergeant Bergdahl, who has been held by insurgents since 2009.