Sentence examples for traditionally released from inspiring English sources

(Videos are traditionally released on Tuesdays).

Israel has traditionally released Palestinian prisoners on the eve of Ramadan, which started more than a week ago.

The nonpartisan fact-checking organization Politifact said in December that a Democratic National Committee claim against Mr. Romney was "mostly true" in saying that presidential candidates have traditionally released their income-tax returns.

The films are traditionally released during the Japanese school spring break since 2000.

Doves were traditionally released at Olympic opening ceremonies, although real birds have not been used since 1992.

The four-paragraph letter, which billed Trump's health as "astonishingly excellent," was far less detailed than medical reports traditionally released by presidential candidates. .

The city traditionally releases its money only after the state commits its share.

And Focus Features is opening it in late December, when studios traditionally release the pictures they consider worthy of Academy Awards.

Studios traditionally release their strongest awards contenders close to December so they are fresh in voter minds, but that does not explain this crop's unusual quality.

Confirmation that Romney had filed for an extension came on Friday evening — the point in the weekly news cycle when politicians traditionally release bad news.

Father's Day falls at an awkward time of the year for toy companies, who traditionally release new items in the fall.