Sentence examples for offering to release from inspiring English sources
In January 1978, Panic had recorded their debut EP, Nervous Breakdown (a session financed by revenues from Ginn's company), with LA indie label Bomp! offering to release it.
The main supplier of fuel to the Western Isles has written to customers offering to release them from contracts if they want to use another supplier.
Today, the majority leader isn't offering to release any hostages".
Other individuals with whom we met during community meetings told us similar stories of CPD officers offering to release them from custody if they provided officers with a weapon.
The Jordanian government answered the proposal Wednesday by offering to release Rishawi in return for Jordanian pilot Muath al-Kasaesbeh, who was captured when his plane was downed in December.
But during an interview with Fox News' Neil Cavuto, Trump expressed his hesitation toward putting Jeb in the White House, saying that "the last thing we need is another Bush," calling the former Florida governor a "child" for offering to release 250,000 emails from his time in office.
Over the past week, Jordan attempted to obtain his release by offering to exchange a woman on death row whose suicide vest had failed to explode at a wedding in 2005.
And in a sign of how much demand there is for the stock, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, which led the initial public offering, agreed to release the lock-up provisions on up to 3 million shares held by Redback insiders.
Janikowski, the first-round draft choice of the Oakland Raiders, was accused of offering the officer $300 to release his friend, who had been arrested on a trespassing charge after not being allowed into a nightclub.
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On January 11th, a few days after the Washington Post published an article on Habib's case, the Pentagon, offering virtually no explanation, agreed to release him into the custody of the Australian government.
