Sentence examples for to release something from inspiring English sources

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I didn't want to release something that was meaningless".

When you do realize that the highest form of love may be to release something?

"My experience is that when the government doesn't want to release something, it finds a way".

Fans came to shows, posted their own links and pestered Ms. Nash to release something.

"If we continue to progress as we have, we should be aiming to release something … next year maybe".

"It's a very poor way to release something that you hope to release at a particular urban site," Dr. Gadgil said.

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Mr. Cowen, a contributor to the Economic View column in Sunday Business, says the ability to swiftly release something with "a lot of intellectual content but without the padding of many books" harks back to a time when pamphlets discussing new theories and ideas about economics were churned out regularly.

So it was a chance to go back and release something.

What we don't want to do is just release something that somehow doesn't seem magical, because, for some reason, people consider our five records magical".

Nice to see a major studio release something more thoughtful than a cheesy commercial.

Others include Charlotte Rampling for The Swimming Pool, Helen Mirren for Calendar Girls and Diane Keaton for the still-to-be released Something's Gotta Give, in which she stars with Jack Nicholson and Keanu Reeves.

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