Sentence examples for release turns from inspiring English sources

Even Lady Gaga's ubiquitous album release turns out to have been only a qualified success: "Born This Way" sold 2.3 million copies, roughly half the sales of her first album, "The Fame".

Jean-Luc Godard, who made his first feature, "Breathless," in 1959, and whose latest, "Farewell to Language," in 3-D, is awaiting release, turns eighty-two todand and his work is everywhere.

Malekith, awakened by the Aether's release, turns Algrim into a Kursed and attacks Asgard.

She conducted her own defence, was imprisoned and on release turned to motherhood and poetry.

They drummed up the campaign, a novelty at the time, for Koestler's release, turning him into a European celebrity.

Prosecutors have repeatedly delayed Mr. Sweeney's release, turning up information overlooked by his changing cast of therapists.

So it wasn't a shock when her family, looking for someone who could marry her while she was in prison and help secure her release, turned to one of her cousins, Fawaz.

Barrister Michael Pena-Reesaidid the "elation and excitement" of Graham's wife at being told of his pending release turned to dismay after a delegate for Dutton delivered a fresh visa cancellation after lunchtime.

Cryptograms is more "subdued and introverted" musically, according to Cox, than Deerhunter's first release Turn It Up Faggot.

The rate constant, pertaining to the initial lag phase, first phase of drug release, "turn-off" phase, and last phase of drug release were termed k 1, k 2, k 3, and k 4, respectively.

Even with this low flux of NO release and with this release turned on only periodically, bacterial plate counts showed a >1000-fold >1000-foldf viable bacteria on the channel surfaces in which the NO releasing catheters (n = 5) were placedecrease>100-fofd decrease in viable bacteria on the channelr surfaces when compared to controls.