Sentence examples for which I released from inspiring English sources

I fly-fished the pool just above the Gorge and caught a couple of small trout, which I released.

She goes no further than the door on which I released twenty-seven years of frustration, a door that she slams shut behind me.

New independent research which I released last week showed that male graduates can expect to boost their lifetime earnings by £165,000, and for female graduates it is an even more striking £250,000.

Take a track like "American Dream" which I released under my Jakatta alias.

[Laughs.] The Beek Jeans came out of an episode in which I release my own line of way-tighter-than-God-ever-intended jeans.

I first came up with Darren Shan as a pseudonym, to separate my children's books from my adult books, which I originally released under my real name, Darren O'Shaughnessy.

My most recent sentence was for 35 years, imposed for criticism of the Burmese government's woeful response to Cyclone Nargis in 2008, and from which I was released last autumn as part of a mass amnesty.

The U.S. Congress Joint Economic Committee (JEC), which I chair, released a new report this week on the rebound in the manufacturing sector.

This is one of my favourite versions of Jorge Ben's Mas Que Nada, probably the most famous song to come out of Brazil, which I re-released in the 1990s on Talkin Loud.

Last year I decided I'm not doing music until I'm excited again, then this came along and also I did end up making another record which I'll release at some point.

My album, Born in the UK celebrates being British, and in my eye, there's nothing more British than a portion of fish and chips, which is why I released my first single off it wrapped in newspaper with a wooden chip fork inside.