Sentence examples for officially release from inspiring English sources

The authorities did not officially release Mr. Olango's name.

I'd love him to officially release all the songs from his vault, but for whatever reasons, Prince is very protective of his own catalogue.

A 15-page executive summary of the report became public two weeks ago, even though the Army did not officially release the information until Friday.

But as the cliché goes, once the cat was out of the bag, Daimler had no choice but to officially release its earnings about 12 hours head of schedule.

Performances of familiar songs like "Blowin' in the Wind" are more unguarded (and more low-fi) than the ones Mr. Dylan would officially release, but they still have a steely authority.

Investigators are yet to officially release data or findings, but according to unverified reports from Russia, cockpit recordings reveal unusual sounds at the moment the plane went off the radar, but confirm there was no distress call from the pilots.

The official spoke on the condition of anonymity because the findings had not been officially released.

(Their names have not been officially released).

The song was only officially released two days ago.

Its results have not been officially released.

Few details about the extortion case were officially released.