Sentence examples for move to release from inspiring English sources

At the end, Amanda grabbed him by the lip and made a move to release him.

Among Cuba-watchers, opinion is divided over the substance or value of Raúl Castro's move to release the prisoners.

"We have been making clear to the Russian government that they should move to release Mr. Pope on humanitarian grounds".

The move to release prisoners comes after Sudan and the newly-independent South Sudan withdrew forces from a buffer zone on either side of their contested border and agreed to resume southern oil production.

Tokyo, meanwhile, has not directly commented on Jordan's move to release Rishawi, although officials earlier said they are coordinating with Jordan's government in an attempt to free Mr Goto.

Mr. Bush repeatedly alluded today to the administration's move to release 30 million barrels of oil from the strategic reserve, a resource usually seen as a fallback during times of war or major supply disruptions.

Going forward, the team will also move to releasing Angular updates through three channels (major, minor and patch).

But there have been no apparent moves to release the Taliban prisoners.

The Foreign Secretary William Hague yesterday moved to release millions of pounds worth of Libyan assets frozen in Britain to rebels in the east of the country fighting Muammar Gaddafi.

The United States attorney at the time, Whitney North Seymour Jr., moved to release the actual transcript, redacted to protect the privacy of other individuals.

And the day it moves to release hundreds of pages of classified documents to the public will be the day hell freezes over.