Sentence examples for most newly released from inspiring English sources

The new system disrupted Amazon's practice of charging $9.99 for most newly released and best-selling e-books.

E-book editions of most newly released adult general fiction and nonfiction will cost $12.99 to $14.99.

Discussions between Apple and the publishers developed two years ago as publishers grew frustrated with Amazon's practice of pricing most newly released and best-selling electronic books at $9.99.

Publishers indicated that e-book editions of most newly released adult general fiction and nonfiction would sell in a range from $12.99 to $14.99, under a complicated formula that pegs e-book prices to the list prices of comparable print editions.

NAHIA, Egypt — Abboud al-Zomor — the former intelligence officer who supplied the bullets that killed President Anwar el-Sadat and is Egypt's most notorious newly released prisoner — waxes enthusiastic about ending the violent jihad he once led.

Most of the newly released memorandum, also signed by Mr. Bybee, is blacked out.

Before long, 8 or 10 women a week, most of them newly released from jail, were going to Village Haven for help.

Most of the newly released documents were obtained in the discovery process for the suit: letters and memos the church was required to produce from its files, and transcripts of depositions.

Their service requires a download, whereas most of the newly released e-meeting solutions are browser based (and therefore have less functionality).

Yehezkel Dror, one of Israel's most distinguished political scientists, retired from the Hebrew University, spoke on Israel Radio about what he found most noteworthy from the newly released material.

Spoken Word Bryant Park Word for Word: Andy Cohen (Wednesday) Willie Geist of MSNBC's "Way Too Early" will host this discussion with the Bravo executive and talk show host Andy Cohen, author of the newly released "Most Talkative: Stories From the Front Lines of Pop Culture".