Sentence examples for released quite from inspiring English sources
Hostages are usually treated as honoured guests and released quite soon.
On Wednesday, the BBC released quite a few details about what led to the dismissal.
"Here, when a bad piece of news needs to be released, quite frankly he goes and hides".
Four musicians with strong ties to this city — Marquis Hill, Jeff Parker, Makaya McCraven and Greg Ward — have released quite different new albums that still form a bond.
This movement will cause the path to be enlarged by melting, causing faster flow, more melting, a larger conduit, and so on until all the water is released quite suddenly.
The Treasury has already released quite a lot from the autumn statement – there's a good summary here – and overnight they briefed two significant items of "bad news": the state pension age rising faster than expected, and further spending cuts.
And in this setting, in this viscous brushwork, these pinks release quite different associations.
The process also releases quite a bit of methane, which is a more potent greenhouse gas than CO2.
Mr. Balasingham also said the Tigers had been "releasing quite a large number of young persons" drafted as rebel soldiers.
The shows themselves seem much longer than they do from the audience, and you release quite how dull some of them are.
"Germany is still building a lot of coal and lignite plants; even though they are modern and efficient, they release quite a lot of CO2 into the atmosphere," said Fabien Roques, senior director for European power and carbon at the energy consulting firm IHS CERA in Paris.
