Sentence examples for released to do from inspiring English sources

After 16 g3!, her king knight was released to do deadly damage.

"If the government can deliver on reductions in paperwork, then the police will be released to do more on the front line even thought they'll have less back office support".

"The key, as you see in some of the supermarkets, is to have a system where all the tills and queues are staffed at the very busy times, and then staff can be released to do other tasks when it quietens down.

"The scheme is a great way of enabling people to get released to do research".

Getting back to the topic of the re-release, I would recommend anyone who has the chance to premiere and re-release to do it as soon as possible.

The whole approach was to not issue press releases to do anything to hurt Planned Parenthood".

But it was a great release to do something of that kind of weight".

Roland Emmerich's 2012 wasn't the first tentpole release to do it (that was probably Mission: Impossible 3, a little too early in 2006).

While the resulting song, She Makes Me Wanna, was a UK No 1, Jukebox failed to live up to previous sales and its third single missed the top 10, their first release to do so.

The aim will be, in the words of the press release, "to do what TechCity has done for East London - put TechNorth on the international map".

The album peaked at number one in Norway, the band's third consecutive release to do so.