Sentence examples for were preparing to release from inspiring English sources

LONDON — When the Rolling Stones were preparing to release an album in 1969, Keith Richards asked a friend, Robert Brownjohn, to design the cover.

Rudd's arrest came as AC/DC were preparing to release Rock or Bust, the band's first album of original material since Black Ice was released six years ago.

Another grower, Karl Townsend, noted that both Cornell and Washington State University were preparing to release new varieties of apples, which out-of-state growers would not be able to grow, while all in-state growers could.

9b4986e7-6cc5-4dd6-b92f-7e9da0ceecdd In Google's early days, when employees were preparing to release a new project, they had to make a pilgrimage to see Marissa Mayer, employee No. 20, and the head of design and user interface.

The last time Django Django talked to the Guardian, towards the end of 2011, they were preparing to release their debut album – a tuneful but experimental mix of psychedelia, folk and the sound of coconut shells being bashed together to make a noise like galloping horses.

When Green Day were preparing to release American Idiot – the album that went further than any other mainstream release in criticising the US government, and which went on to sell 12m copies – lead singer Billie Joe Armstrong openly criticised the rightwing media.

But the Steelers were prepared to release Holmes if they had not found a trading partner.

"We were prepared to release the findings of the review that had been done, which are thorough and comprehensive," Mr. Obama said Monday.

In a message translated and read by Al Jazeera's staff, the hostage, a Filipino contract worker, said his captors were prepared to release him.

NEWLIN: It turned out the Israelis were prepared to release the prisoners for their own reasons.

The monetary authority is preparing to release a formal paper that had been under preparation even before the recent rise in the Hong Kong dollar, Mr. Ryback said.