Sentence examples for the time of release from inspiring English sources

In consequence, there were protests at the time of release.

By the time of release, her body would have long stopped producing milk.

Read Derek Malcolm's original review of the film and an archive interview by Jonathan Romney from the time of release.

The results have indicated that an accurate determination of the concrete properties at the time of release is very important.

As a result, some PLUTO records did not have a corresponding tax lot in the Tax Lot polygon feature class at the time of release.

Scott spoke to the Guardian at the time of release, wearing his trademark pink cap, as perky and pragmatic as you can get.

At the start of a race, competing birds are banded; they are then liberated together by a starter who records the time of release.

But what at the time of release appeared to be a mockery of the last gasp of a xenophobic generation is now revealed to be a prescient metaphor for the dangers of cultural appropriation.

If you watch any of Mae West's films now – mainstream and popular at the time of release and written by her – their nonconformity is shocking; it's more subversive than anything in any movie made in the past 10 years.

Like most of the films of the sound era that are called masterpieces, "Citizen Kane" has reached its audience gradually over the years rather than at the time of release.

At the time of release, Fenty Beauty offered a range of 91 products, including 40 different shades of foundation.