Sentence examples for released on time from inspiring English sources

Xu completed the set in August, and the film was released on time.

In early December, the new web-based product was released, on time.

He spent a night in jail for disorderly conduct and was released on time served.

All the computer executives interviewed said they hoped Windows 98 would be released on time.

The academic manuscript submission system was released on time and received quite positive comments from both users and policymakers.

But election results were still expected to be released on time, within 48 hours after the polls closed, he said.

The first episode, "Culture Shock", was released on-time on October 17.

Not "will we release on time?" but "how likely is it that we will release on time?" Not "will this assumption come true?" but "how likely is it that this assumption will come true?" Use "how" to make it safer for people to share what they think.

Helped along by a successful Kickstarter campaign, Neverending Nightmares would release on time, minus an overly extensive development cycle.

In 2009, the nose cone on a rocket carrying the $273-million Orbiting Carbon Observatory failed to release on time, destroying the satellite.

This energy is released on a time scale of about 10-12 second and is called the prompt energy release.