Sentence examples for manual release from inspiring English sources

EXPERTS in conflict, says "The Art of War", an ancient Chinese strategy manual, "release the attack like a lightning bolt from above the nine-layered heavens".

The new fully automatic top is the next upgrade; it eliminates the manual release of the previous model and operates (a bit clangorously) in about 20 seconds.

One disappointment: the manual release of the parking brake.

A vehicle with a sticker over $54,000 shouldn't have a manual release for the parking brake.

There are also options like remote-control, flip-down rear seats (push a button from the hatch door rather than lunge forward to hit a manual release) and electronically adjustable throttle and brake pedals.

In addition to simple procedures such as vortexing or manual release, various technical solutions are commercially available.

The fourth edition of the manual, released in 1994, tried to contain the diagnostic inflation that followed earlier editions.

An operating manual released under NSW freedom of information laws shows that a minimum of six officers must accompany each dog and its handler.

Prince Charles has been receiving confidential cabinet papers for decades, giving him access to the inner workings of British government, according to a Whitehall manual released after a three-year freedom of information battle.

The book's eleven chapters seem to draw from the population-centric principles of F.M. 3-24, the U.S. Army's much publicized counter-insurgency field manual, released in 2006.

The Monster Manual, released later that year, became the first supplemental rule book of the new system, and many more followed.