Sentence examples for may release a from inspiring English sources

He is apparently considering taking the production on tour, and may release a DVD.

But his agent said Strahan may release a letter to fans this weekend.

So will his record company, Verve, which may release a live recording of the tour.

They may release a lot of music, but they never get anywhere particularly new.

They believe they know the identity of a man allegedly responsible for one of the biggest fires, and may release a photofit in coming days.

She played Effy in the TV show and will play opposite an unknown Heathcliff – casting calls are going on all over Yorkshire… And Jean-Luc Godard may release a version of his Film Socialisme with proper English subtitles.

A three-member panel of the Connecticut parole board may release an inmate if it decides that there is a "reasonable probability" that a felon can "remain at liberty without violating the law" and endangering society.

Teams on this end of the spectrum may release an MVP powered by a weak model; if users don't respond well, it may be that with stronger R&D powering the application the result would have been different.

"Google may release an updated version of Android that removes the unified search technology but that would be a depredation of the user-experience meaning that the search results it gives are less useful".

Remember, you are not in the comfort of your own home and taking your shoes off may release an unwanted fragrance.

These may release an array of proteases that induce the death of endothelial cells, thereby generating local disruption of microvessels [21] and further promoting IPH.