Sentence examples for release of times from inspiring English sources

Talk story about the delayed release of "Times" theatre reviews because the paper is now colorized.

The New Yorker, November 17 , 1997P. 37 Talk story about the delayed release of "Times" theatre reviews because the paper is now colorized.

By Rebecca Mead The New Yorker, November 17 , 1997P. 37 Talk story about the delayed release of "Times" theatre reviews because the paper is now colorized.

After the release of "Time Out of Mind" in 1997, Mr. Ricks was upset by the thin little mustache that Mr. Dylan had begun sporting".

Mr. Brubeck's influence has been widespread for at least 50 years, since the release of "Time Out," the groundbreaking album that reveled in what were — and, to an extent, remain — unusual meters for jazz.

The LaserActive version is the rarest home release of Time Gal, as well as one of the most expensive on the system among collectors.

12 Attempts to secure resources, such as budgets and release of time to support improvement, may sometimes be seen by managers as illegitimate or as political acts by clinical staff, and handled accordingly.

The release of the Times report apparently caused Raniere to flee to Mexico.

Following the release of Modern Times, Chaplin left with Goddard for a trip to the Far East.

Immediately after the release of "4 Times", it was posted on her official website that her 51st single, "Ai Wo Tomenaide" was to be released September 21 , 2011

The PMR at each subfault was calculated from the maximum moment release of all time windows except that of the last time window.