Sentence examples for released until now from inspiring English sources
Why it hasn't been released until now is a mystery, but it's good that it's coming out.
The film first premiered at Telluride Mountainfilm in May 2016 and is currently traveling in the Banff World Tour but was not publicly released until now.
The broad outlines of these initiatives were first announced by Housing and Urban Secretary Shaun Donovan at a House hearing last month, but the details were not released until now because the agency was analyzing its options.
Wonder Woman herself, Gal Gadot, will be in attendance, alongside her love interest, Chris Pine, most likely to premiere the first trailer for the picture (all that's been released until now, is a teaser featurette).
Yet Verve has just released "Twelve Nights in Hollywood," a four-CD boxed set of Ella Fitzgerald singing 76 songs at the Crescendo, a small jazz club in Los Angeles, in 1961 and '62 — and none of it has ever been released until now.
The company notes it now has 120 million active users for Google Drive – a number Google had not yet released until now.
The tax returns, which Romney had steadfastly refused to release until now, show he earned $45m£29m9m) over the past two years, and paid just $6.2m in taxes, a rate of about 15%.
Apparently, the update was given to T-mobile back in November, but skinning, testing, and the holiday season meant it hasn't been ready to release until now.
THE EXILES Kent Mackenzie's miraculous independent film, made between 1958 and 1961 with scrounged film, borrowed equipment, donated services, and free labor, has, scandalously, not been released commercially until now.
Windows 8 has been out in the wild – though not officially released until October – for a while now, so for those who have had the beta on their hardware, the RTM (Release To Manufacture) version doesn't hold any surprises.
With a likely five-year gap between the last movie and the next – it surely will not now be released until at least 2015 – executives had the chance to take everything right back to the start and shoot the rather wonderful The Magician's Nephew, a genuine prequel which Lewis published in 1955 to explain how the wicked White Witch got to Narnia in the first place.
