Sentence examples for released a bit from inspiring English sources
CloudFlare also released a bit of JavaScript code that any website can use to the same end.
After extensive negotiations that took about a week, the employees were released, a bit worn out but unharmed.
In a statement released a bit later, after the pictures of the bloodied man had circulated, United's C.E.O., Oscar Munoz, added that the whole experience had been "upsetting" to everyone at United and that the company was "reaching out".
The anti-reformers (for lack of a better term) have their own founding document, too: "Equality of Educational Opportunity," a federal study released a bit awkwardly in 1966, in the midst of President Lyndon B. Johnson's efforts to persuade Congress to devote more resources to schools through programs like Head Start.
Today, Friday: The Coalition released a bit more detail of its boat arrivals policy - confirming it would bring back John Howard's temporary protection visas, including for people already in Australia seeking asylum; impose a fast-tracked system for assessing refugee claims; and limit rights of judicial review.
Update: Richard Branson just released a bit of info minutes after the flight.
"It just releases a bit of stress and tension".
It can perhaps release a bit more information about the basis for its targeted strikes.
The pressure just releasing a bit here, with both batsmen into the 30s and the team's hundred in sight.
They also make delicious and pretty fruit salads: release a bit of juice by lightly crushing some of the fruit, combine with some sugar and a grating of lemon zest, and leave for an hour to macerate.
Clicking the Sport button on the dashboard releases a bit more oomph than when in Normal mode; in terms of efficiency, there isn't much difference between the two except at peak power.
