Sentence examples for release and of from inspiring English sources

For these educated, artistically inclined New Yorkers, filling the air with words is both pleasure and release, and of course a form of free therapy.

To celebrate the album's release, and of course, Valentine's Day, we asked Texas country's first couple to choose their favorite love songs.

Even now, Peronist candidates refer constantly to Oct. 17, 1945, when a mass march by workers angry at the arrest of Perón forced his release, and of course to the entire saga of the rise, death and posthumous sanctification of Eva Perón.

That 1997 revival opened a lot of eyes — of older filmgoers who'd been baffled by "Contempt" on its initial release, and of younger ones who knew it only by its reputation as Mr. Godard's failed attempt at big-budget commercial moviemaking, or who had perhaps endured a college film society screening of a choppy, faded print.

For that, it's worth turning once again to Joe Swanberg's "Uncle Kent" (which I mention in this context by the mere coincidence of its current release and of the two films' pairing, by David Denby, in his column this week, available to subscribers).

Ghrelin has various physiological functions, such as the stimulation of growth hormone release and of appetite, and fat accumulation.

The mechanisms of the release and accumulation of eDNA in biofilms are poorly understood.

Another promising approach is the inhibition of proteolytic release and activation of latent TGF-β.

Addition of DNase I extracellularly during cell death decreased DNA release and release of histones in dose-dependent manners, implying that DNase activity impaired nucleosomal release.

Fewer than half of these sixty-five wereleasedsed, and of those released none were hits.

The model was used to compute the effects of applying a constant amount of fertilizer nitrogen in eight ways (splits), and also the effects of a slow-release and of an 'ideal' fertilizer.