Sentence examples for released in more from inspiring English sources

It won three awards at the Cannes Film Festival in 2009 and was released in more than 30 countries.

The movie, created by Hasbro Studios, the company's production division, will then be released in more than 200 theaters nationwide; its trailer will start appearing in theaters on Wednesday.

As it is, the book is to be released in more than 100 countries.Madonna's third story for children is set in a vaguely pre-industrial world that will be familiar to readers of such tales.

The 90-minute special, The Abominable Bride, was released in more than 6,000 cinema screens in Asia and was seen by over 5 million people there – something that may be repeated.

Mr. Gibson was the co-writer, director, producer and financier of the $25 million film, which will be released in more than 2,000 theaters on Feb. 25, Ash Wednesday.

"Is This It," released in more robust times for the industry, went platinum, but sales slid for subsequent Strokes discs; the latest, "First Impressions of Earth," moved 310,000 copies.

On Friday New Line Cinema will release in more than 2,000 theaters a movie called "The Real Cancún," the first attempt by a Hollywood studio to transfer the reality television phenomenon to the movie screen.

Google Chrome has reportedly been in development for two years and will release in more than 40 languages today in beta.

Later science analysis, released in 2014, more fully mapped the depths of Titan's three methane seas and showed depths of more than 200 m.

The Metropolitan police report on Blair Peach was released in 2010, more than 30 years after his death.

According to figures in "A Nation Online," a Commerce Department study released in February 2002, more than 33 million, or 43percentt, of Americans age 50 and older have been online.