Sentence examples similar to releases long from inspiring English sources

Forced by Court Order, Bush administration finally releases long-overdue climate assessment Four years past its mandated deadline and ultimately compelled by court order, the Bush Administration finally released a climate change assessment detailing how global warming will affect the United States.

He should have been released long ago.

They had been detained during a protest, and were released long before he was.

Released long before it was finished, Minecraft has no in-game tutorial, no instruction pages and few explicit goals.

11.28am: David Cameron has said the pro-democracy leader's detention was "a travesty" and her release long overdue.

She released "Long Sleeve Story," her second album, in 2001, and her third, "Upstate Songs," in 2003.

The shell of this outsized egg cracks open to release long strands of brown or blond hair.

Last month, Bill Conlin of Knight Ridder wrote of "dead-enders who will be released long before they make baseball's longest six-mile journey".

"Let It Be," The Beatles (1970) The Beatles' wan and transfixing final movie had a VHS release long ago, but has yet to come to full digital life.

The Dixie Chicks insist they weren't trying to force the hands of radio programmers by releasing "Long Time Gone" as a single.

They traveled and performed with the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and when King was assassinated in 1968, the Staple Singers released "Long Walk to D.C". as a memorial.