Sentence examples for release men from inspiring English sources

They might consider that one way of forestalling that would be to release men like Ahmad Batebi, who hardly constitutes a threat.

The desire to release men who might be innocent, he added, "was a fairly small upside, compared to the possible downside of misjudging some guy who then goes out and commits some terrible act".

The Corps has no doubt about the zeal of its members In case of war, they are prepared to fly hospital ships, carry dispatches, transport refugees, and take over the civilian flying jobs to release men for combat.

In 1657 the company began to release men from its employ so that they could become free burghers (citizens) and farmers, and in 1658 the company began to import slaves.

They rely heavily on American thinking, without American resources.There were several reasons why British commanders asked for more troops last year: to "thicken" the forces available to hold central Helmand, to deal more efficiently with bombs and to release men to train the Afghan police, widely regarded as corrupt and predatory.

It is a welcome, although somber, marker in a long struggle that began with the admission of women to the Navy and the Marine Corps in World War I. My mother, a so-called Yeoman (Female), served in the Navy in that "war to end all wars," one of 13,000 pioneers needed to release men for shipboard duty.

He'll learn to look for his release man".

My question is, do the Colts release Manning, and pick Luck? — easi-lee, West Orange, N.J.

Next summer Warner will release "Man of Steel," featuring an updated version of Superman and produced by Mr. Nolan.

It was given a one-week filler run in Los Angeles by United Artists, who were waiting for the prints to dry for their Christmas release, Man of La Mancha.

After the released men fled, villagers reported hearing a gunshot.