Sentence examples for release opened from inspiring English sources

For some Israelis, the release opened old wounds of one of the most traumatic events in recent Israeli history.

"Never Back Down," an extreme-fighting film aimed at high school students, a Summit Entertainment release, opened at No. 3. with $8.6 million.

"Modern Vampires of the City" (XL), Vampire Weekend's third release, opened at the top of the chart with 134,000 sales in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

In a slow weekend at the box office, three films in wide release opened in the Top 5 over the weekend, led by an R-rated video-game adaptation.

The song Tilted, which had been called Christine on the original release, opened "I will die before Methuselah / So I'll fight sleep with ammonia," whereas the French version had been something along the lines of: "I start books at the end / And I hold my head high for nothing".

Parker Day's ICONS solo show and book release opened at Superchief Gallery in LA on February 4th.

Despite the latest release opening $20m behind 2009's Star Trek, experts say it's still promising.

The band will be performing selections from its recent release, "Open Up Your Ears and Get Some," and excerpts from "Money," Mr. Pritsker's chamber-hip-hop opera.

The episode on Sunday night, "For Immediate Release," opens with an investment banker hunkered over agency documents, in the midst of preliminary due diligence.

Korn's "Korn III: Remember Who You Are" (Roadrunner) is the highest charting new release, opening at No. 2 with 63,000 sales.

It means that the press release opens with a particular request to name the sponsors and supporters – the Lars Windhorst Foundation, Goldman Sachs, AECOM with David Glover, Stage One, Weil.