Sentence examples for release off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "release off" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is typically "release" or "let go."
Example: "Please release the balloon into the sky."
Alternatives: "let go" or "set free.".
Do not worry, Mr. León said, arguing that the new government must have put the release off by a day to avoid the appearance of bowing to American pressure.
However, due to the high consumption of rambutan's edible part, massive amount of the peel is disposed, causing a severe problem in the community as they gradually ferment and release off odors.
These help to calm you down and release off anger.
Can cut near top speed and gets a good release off the line of scrimmage.
White, a two-time state wrestling champion in high school, learned how to better use his powerful hands to get a release off the line of scrimmage from the bump-and-run tactics of cornerbacks.
He peppers Dustin Keller, the starting tight end and his training camp roommate, with questions — "there's no Cover 3 in rugby," Keller said — and then analyzes videotape of Keller's release off the line of scrimmage.
These malonyl CoA analogs, when added to fermentation broths, underwent chain elongation, β-processing, and chain termination to release off-loaded intermediates.
An orphan orca that wandered into busy Puget Sound last winter was released off this remote Canadian island this afternoon to join other killer whales.
It wasn't even the first single released off their 1986 debut album, Licensed To Ill - in fact, it was the fourth.
Two additional songs were released off History as singles: "Only Grace" and the title track "History".
Out in late July, this song was the second single released off GKMC.
