Sentence examples for releases of which from inspiring English sources

It's been the most fantastic beginning for the label and we're working hard on the next releases, of which there are definitely a few hits.

In August 1973, rumours in the music industry had claimed that Harrison, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Paul Simon were forming a label together; in fact, Harrison founded Dark Horse Records, one of the first releases of which was Shankar Family & Friends, and Dylan temporarily signed with David Geffen's Asylum Records, which was Mitchell's label.

(Since 2006, just four pandas are known to have been released, of which two have died).

Edgar"—the release of which I discussed, at the time, in terms of Eastwood's career as a political filmmaker.

"We assess that Miranda is knowingly carrying material, the release of which would endanger people's lives.

The Amazon contains 90-140bn metonnesofnes of carbon, the release of which through deforestation and land conversion – if not controlled – could accelerate global warming significantly.

The sixth film in JK Rowling's fantasy series, the release of which has been delayed until July 17 next year, will feature about 25 minutes of footage in the format.

It was Five on a Treasure Island, the release of which this month on DVD by the BFI should be properly celebrated with lashings of ginger beer.

Some Might Say was followed by Roll With It, the release of which – for reasons you'll be aware of – was a lead item on the national news.

The statement read: "The order stemmed from the fact that the accused had hoarded in his memory classified information that has not been released, and the release of which could harm the security interests of Israel".

Erb represented Leiter for the next eighteen years, becoming a close friend and working with him on "Saul Leiter: Early Color," the release of which, in 2006, cemented his position as a pioneer of color photography.