Sentence examples for starting to release from inspiring English sources

The government blatantly manipulated inflation statistics for seven years before finally starting to release more credible numbers this January.

In the 1970s Mr. Magic was an itinerant disk jockey in Brooklyn, and a few small labels were starting to release rap records.

While some forests are starting to release more carbon than they take up, that effect continues to be outweighed by forests that pack carbon away.

Though candidates are starting to release their preliminary figures, exact totals will not be known until mid-October, when third-quarter reports to the Federal Election Commission become public.

Anonymous could not allow this to happen so it's starting to release confidential documents we have leaked on this plan.

They are starting to release today a series of innovations that will make the service more unique and attractive.

After two albums, the Spice Girls started to release solo projects.

Under Rehqnuist, they started to release same day audio in big cases, like Bush v. Gore.

Instead of waiting for a lucrative deal, Greene started to release his music through the internet.

She started to release music, and the music was surprisingly, bullishly, good.

Add the chorizo to the now-empty pan and lightly sauté until it starts to release its oil.