Sentence examples for often release from inspiring English sources

Military spokesmen often release results of raids but do not identify the forces involved.

Airlines, he added, often release unsold seats for award bookings a few days before a flight.

Automakers previewing new or overhauled models often release photographs of the cars obscured by shadows or draped in cloth.

But they don't just throw out compounds, but often release the precious chemical only in the leaf that's under attack.

Communities jump at opportunities to create neighbourhood plans, which often release gales of creativity and imaginative ideas.

Those two middle fingers rummage around her throat for ages until they find the switch, and often release only a dribble.

In California, inmates with good behavior are often released early.

Chinese economic statistics are often released via official media.

But the Afghan organization involved has often released inaccurate stories.

China has often released well-known political dissidents from jail shortly before meetings with American officials.

"They're often released as violently as they are detained," Ryan said.