Sentence examples for release that are from inspiring English sources

And while science is necessary, it is often represented in wonky papers or press release that are bloodless, cold, even inhuman – a recitation of facts rather than a proper elegy for the lost.

Four involve the supervision of construction projects, including two, according to an agency news release, that are part of $62 million set aside to pay for renovations at two federal buildings in Downtown Brooklyn.

It's exactly the movies that are made on low budgets and put into limited release that are more or less immune to the oversimplifications of grades on Rotten Tomatoes or CinemaScore.

The few seconds of slicing guitars on "Hate Creation," those joyful Iron Maiden-style licks on "Faces" or the occasional moments of release that are like a hand dropping away after clutching tightly at your neck.

(Wes Anderson and Sofia Coppola are among the major filmmakers who have directed TV commercials in recent years while they were between movies). It's exactly the movies that are made on low budgets and put into limited release that are more or less immune to the oversimplifications of grades on Rotten Tomatoes or CinemaScore.

For years, Channel Four in Britain and Canal Plus in France, among others, have helped finance and produce the kind of character- and story-driven movies for theatrical release that are made in the United States by quasi-independent companies like Miramax, Fine Line and October Films.

Are you guys ready for perhaps the longest press release that's ever been released?

If they are cleared for public release, that is all well and good".

"It's not a chemical release that's happening," Rennard said.

But when we can — I mean, you'll be seeing the release that's put out.

More importantly he understands the release that was long in coming.