Sentence examples for release to move from inspiring English sources

When his battery is topped off, John will get a "friendly reminder," according to the press release, to move his EV and make room for the next person to charge.

"Love Stories & Other Musings," Candlebox's latest release, manages to move beyond the band's origins (though for good measure it covers five of its Clinton-era hits).

Returning to their home label Circus Recordings with EP2, Acid Mondays is in the spotlight once again with a fresh release ready to move the dancefloor.

Charlie Adam, a tenacious Scotsman who runs a third of a marathon every time he wears the red Liverpool shirt, released himself to move forward.

When compared to the position of IgFLNa21, IgFLNa19 shows only slight movement, while the removal of crystal contacts releases IgFLNa20 to move closer to the head of IgFLNa21 (Supplementary Figure S2).

Jane's memoir Travelling to Infinity, published in 2007, was originally released as Music to Move the Stars in 1999.

Mkhabela went on to describe how, before Mandela was released, blacks had to move off the sidewalk and onto the pavement if a white person was approaching.

Fuel, containing energy, is taken into the engine, where it is burned, and a portion of the energy released is used to move the pistons.

We get paid by flight time, meaning only from when the captain releases the brakes to move the aircraft to when we land.

A seed rod was placed at the center of the simulation, and additional rods were released and allowed to move randomly until either they contacted the aggregate or they moved too far away from the aggregate and were discarded.

Let them sink into the earth and then release when you start to move.