Sentence examples for nothing to release from inspiring English sources
The three months since Sept. 11 (news articles, Dec. 12) have done nothing to release pent-up need for revenge felt by so many of us.
That means nothing to exhibit, nothing to release on DVD, and no profits to offset the cost of all those idle employees (at least, the ones who don't get fired).
Soon there'll be nothing left of me, Nothing left to release.
One theory suggests that there's a hint of finality about the super-deluxe box set, that it not only represents one last, grandiose attempt to sell physical product in a download world, but something one magazine called The End of History, ransacking the store of heritage rock material so thoroughly that there's nothing left to release in the future.
Find some high-profile celebs, like Joan Collins, and some retired MPs and peers with nothing to lose, release their names gradually as election day gets closer, and create the impression of a new, dynamic political momentum.
Alan J. Kelly, corporate services manager for Allied Irish Banks, said Tuesday that the bank's legal advisers had said nothing could be done to release the bank from its contractual obligation to pay the bonuses.
There's nothing like having to decide to release a million quid or not to focus the collective mind of the interplay between brute commercial realities and the uncertainties of future social impacts.
"The investigation is ongoing and there is nothing else we're able to release," Lee County Sheriff's Office spokesman Tony Schall told The Huffington Post on Thursday.
We have four children, three of them boys, so there is nothing I love more than to release them in a castle ruin where they can run free and engage in imaginary battles.
The CNN report led John Jay College to release a statement saying that it had "nothing to do with the release of that information".
If I were in her shoes I would say: 'I have nothing to hide' and release all her blood data, including the context of when and where it was taken".
