Sentence examples for might have released from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Davies dropped another, that might have released him.

Mr. de Guzman at first said he might have released the virus by accident.

He said he did not know who might have released the information or wish to impede the agency's overhaul.

In the same way, the idea, which was floated by both experts, that the judge might have released a spark by trying to start the mower was also pure speculation.

When Ka's friend and rival Muhtar is beaten by the police, "Ka imagined that Muhtar had found redemption in this beating; it might have released him from the guilt and spiritual agony he felt at the misery and stupidity of his country".

Chip Yablonski, a longtime counsel to the players union and other labor groups, will look into concerns, first reported by SI.com, that Troy Vincent, a former president of the union who played for 15 seasons, might have released confidential information about player agents.

He said that without the annual review of China trade status, Beijing authorities might never have released him from jail.

Had board members read the judge's characterization of Mr. Komisarjevsky's actions as "predatory" they might never have released him.

Polydor signed her in 2009 and she might easily have released a debut album of unadorned guitar ballads, the sort of stuff she'd been touring around London pubs and bars.

Regulators were concerned that the founders of the Internet search engine the feared rival of Yahoo! and Microsoft's anemic MSN search might have released information not found in the IPO prospectus.

One is directed at detecting any communicable agent that might have been released.