Sentence examples for releases well from inspiring English sources

Whether Assange handled the Manning releases well or poorly, his work on it was not criminal.

Although today's quake technically satisfies that prediction, the logarithmic scale used for measuring the power of earthquakes means that a magnitude-8.9 earthquake releases well over 100 times more energy than does a magnitude-7.5 quake.

"After it's released, well, the gates of hell shall be released.

The news about the S.E.C. investigation was released well after the close of trading.

As they put it on the press release: "Well, you can't charge people to come to your birthday party".

Usually, director's cuts are released well after the final version of a film has already been in circulation.

But the seismic faults in California can produce earthquakes that release well more than 50 times more energy than Northridge.

We plan to release well over one million pages of documents this year and more than two million next year.

Kay Slay's tapes -- he has released well over 500 since starting in 1994 -- would most certainly earn parental advisory stickers if they were subject to recording industry regulations.

A recent paper said Hirst's famed pieces involving animals preserved in tanks, which were displayed at Tate Modern, were releasing well above acceptable levels of carcinogenic fumes.

But if our hearts get opened and released — well, that's what theater can do, and does sometimes, and everyone is thankful when that happens".