Sentence examples for weekly released from inspiring English sources

When Publishers Weekly released its new issue this week, with a cover story on African-American books, it illustrated the article with a photograph of a black woman whose hair is full of Afro picks, right, all of them molded to look like closed fists giving a black-power salute.

The cast list for their new DVDs - The Galton and Simpson Playhouse and Dawson's Weekly, released to mark the 60th anniversary of their partnership - is a who's who of classic comic acting: Richard Briers, Leonard Rossiter, Warren Mitchell, Frances de la Tour, and of course Les Dawson.

Yesterday, Entertainment Weekly released more photos from the new season, getting us even more excited.

Also as part of promotion for the film, Entertainment Weekly released 8 "never before seen" movie stills from the film.

There were no lines like last year on January 14, when the weekly released its much-anticipated "survivors' issue," the cover of which featured a tearful Prophet Muhammad under the caption "All is forgiven".

In 2003, Entertainment Weekly released a list of its Top 25 episodes, ranking this episode in fourth, saying "the episode has arguably the highest throwaway-gag-per-minute ratio of any Simpsons, and all of them are laugh-out-loud funny".

The team devoted four pages in its weekly release to its Super Bowl victory in Glendale, Ariz.

The Patriots' weekly release lists the result — and devotes two sentences to the game.

The weekly release of songs are building up to the release of West's new album, Swish, which is due on 11 February.

The NHL sends out a weekly release informing of Bettman's XM guest every Thursday and promises we can find a podcast of the show on NHL.com.

And it's a rare day of celebration for the music industry, which has learned to dread the weekly release of CD sales figures.