Sentence examples for releases going on from inspiring English sources

The responsive site is currently in a beta phase and is abuzz with daily releases going on at the desk banks behind me – Grant Klopper, Matt Chadburn, Patrick Hamann and their star team are developing an amazing product.

Some of those released went on to become terrorist leaders, including the founders of Hamas.

It made $2.3M in its first day of wide release, going on to take fourth place in the weekend box office chart with $9.4M a per-theater average of $5,085.

The press release went on to plug an e-mail service.

The release went on to recommend that visitors to the sign park at the Observatory instead.

The press release goes on to list 13 articles that it said had been published since 2006 supporting antineoplaston therapy.

The National Boricua Human Rights Network in 2011 said that he posed no threat to the public and that others who were released went on to have productive, trouble-free lives.

"The Yankees' commitment to victory and to full participation in that process by every member of the Yankee family is unchanged by the actions of any single player, however talented or wantonly individualistic," the release went on.

That was the last known Saudi computer breach, but the press release goes on to say: "The full Wikileaks trove comprises thousands of times the number of documents" - suggesting that their leaks didn't come from the Yemeni Cyber Army.

I n December 2010, the Massachusetts parole board faced a scenario every board dreads: A man the board had voted unanimously to release went on to commit another terrible crime.

"As well as training artists," the press release goes on, "Abramovic also wants to train audiences in the mental and physical disciplines of creating and experiencing long-durational work".