Sentence examples for released to run from inspiring English sources

First released to run on Windows 98, the Centum CS 3000 software is used to monitor and control machinery in many large industrial installations.

As originally predicted, the actuator's flywheel spins up when energy is supplied (supported via a direct energy transfer power architecture), then spins down when the energy source is removed, porting the energy released to run a resistive load.

So you could say the AI-company thinking about a health data access audit infrastructure at this point in proceedings is akin to a coach-driver talking about putting an as yet unconstructed cart on a horse that's already been released to run around the fields — while simultaneously asking those being saddled up to trust it.

Then a small rat kept in a tin box is released to run like hell into the nearest numbered hole he can find on the spinning wheel.

On two of the Giants' most successful pass plays, Travis Beckum's 67-yard touchdown on the opening possession and Hakeem Nicks's 51-yard catch in the third quarter, tight end Jake Ballard stayed in as a blocker while Ahmad Bradshaw chipped a rusher on the edge before releasing to run his pass route.

He shamelessly dropped the first hint of his political ambition in 1975 when he released "Born to Run".

He grinned and waved, with beard and cap, looking just like the cover of the recently released Born to Run album (which in fact just celebrated its fortieth anniversary this week).

NHRP argued that Tommy, along with several other chimpanzees, should be released to a reputable sanctuary run by the North American Primate Sanctuary Alliance.

In Zagreb in 2008, England were successful in releasing Walcott to run behind the Croatia defence.

The French side survived that break and rallied to release Matadigo to run in a try on the right, Bustos Moyana missing the conversion in added time.

Rodwell's pass across defence was meant for Matija Nastasic but only succeeded in releasing Reus to run into the area and fire in a shot that Hart got a hand to but could not keep out.