Sentence examples for released at that time from inspiring English sources

'Salva Mea' was not released at that time.

When atoms first formed at this time the universe first became transparent to radiation, and the CMB photons we see are the photons released at that time.

Roger says the reason they were released at that time was because the hatchlings' siblings had emerged 48 hours earlier as first light was emerging.

Apple originally announced AirPower alongside the iPhone X in 2017 and the new image discovered today is actually an update of one Apple released at that time replacing an iPhone X and "charging case" on the mat with an iPhone XS and AirPods (wireless) Case.

Just looking at its "opening weekend", it earned more in its first six days than any film released at that time aside from Mission: Impossible ($74.9 million), Men In Black ($91 million), The Lost World: Jurassic Park ($103 million), and Independence Day ($104 million).

Jean MacCurdy said that the film was released at that time to take advantage of the Easter market.

At a news conference on April 10, He Xiong, the deputy director of the Beijing Centers for Disease Control, was still delivering a calm message, endorsing numbers that the government released at the time: that in Beijing there were only 27 SARS cases, so people should not worry.

The reviewers, the U.S. National Video Game Team, noted that the game was superior to its predecessor as well as other games released at the time, noting that it was particularly better than Castlevania II: Simon's Quest.

However, a promotional video released at the time explained that Amazon would eventually offer access to a wider range of professional services, including things like "plumbers, auto mechanics, and yoga instructors," it said.

Foreign Minister David Levy said today that none of the prisoners could be released at this time and that everything depended on whether quiet would prevail along the Israeli-Lebanese border.

But the 60-day review of government cybersecurity that was released at the time described the cyber adviser as "dual-hatted," reporting to both the National Security Council and the National Economic Council, the White House agency headed by economist Larry Summers.