Sentence examples similar to released get out from inspiring English sources

We are already seeing the good fruit of prisoners who were sentenced as children being released, getting jobs, and reaching out to at-risk young people in their communities to teach them to avoid repeating their mistakes.

(Anderson Low Cut Conniee (Thursday) These smirking conduits of classic barroom boogie show their cards on the self-released "Get Out the Lotion": infectious roots-rock guitar, libertine lyrics about women and whiskey and more than a slight penchant for the mythical paradise of "Big Thighs, NJ".

"Many of those being released were due to get out within months anyway, and there are women left behind and prisoners who have been there a long time.

"You just have to release it -- let it get out".

It is encouraging that the typology has been embraced by the prison service and the parole board for prisoners maintaining innocence while serving indeterminate sentences (where the prisoner has no release date and does not get out until a parole board decides he or she is no longer a risk to the public).

CentOS may be slow to jump on updates sometimes and to get out new releases, but at least it's a good Open Source citizen.

The only crisis he had to deal with in that office is when the fax machine broke down and he couldn't get out a press release".

Peele has written and will direct another social thriller in the vein of "Get Out," due for release next year.

The day you think you've got to get a product release out the door and there's no time to do anything else is the day you get out and give back in whatever way makes sense for your company and your community.

Get out and about.

Shakespeare's response to this is to suggest two tiers of data release: get stuff out quickly and imperfectly, and then for core datasets (defining core datasets is left to the government), work on getting them improved to top quality: [T]he perfect should not be the enemy of the good: a simultaneous 'publish early even if imperfect' imperative AND a commitment to a 'high quality core'.