Sentence examples for which may be released from inspiring English sources

In an early state, the 2001, which may be released next May or June, seemed more powerful though possibly less graceful than its predecessor.

Mr. Robbins directed the film, which may be released in March.

Ms. Duff has been in Rome the last two months filming a "Lizzie McGuire" movie for Walt Disney Studios, which may be released sometime next year.

The final touches are still being put on the report and its critical annex, where some of the investigative details will be laid out, which may be released as early as Wednesday.

The document, which may be released publicly on Tuesday, uses the Arabic term for a consultative assembly in describing the five men as the "9/11 Shura Council," and it says their actions were an offering to God, according to excerpts of the document that were read to a reporter by a government official who was not authorized to discuss it publicly.

More accessibly, from what I can tell by bouncing around the Web, he will be depicted by Harrison Ford in the forthcoming movie "No True Glory: The Battle For Fallujah," which may be released later this year, based on the book by former-Marine-turned-journalist Bing West.

We attribute many of the observations at this depth (which we refer to as the lithogenic zone) to the effects of spheroidal weathering, which may be releasing a flux of Fe(II) with low δ56Fe values as the mineral pyroxene is weathered.

Atop the spore sac is a small pointed beak, the peristome, which has a small hole from which spores may be released.

Since the mid-1990s, violent felons have received specific sentences, after which they may be released to the supervision of parole officers.

Entrapment of xenobiotic NER in the solid matrix (type I) must be considered as stabilization of a chemical in soil from which parts may be released long term, whereas xenobiotic NER covalently bound to humic matter (type II) and NER bound to biogenic residues (type III), the latter formed by readily biodegradable chemicals, are of no environmental concern.

Numerous in vitro and in vivo studies have provided insight into the mechanisms by which tau may be released and internalized by neurons and have started to provide insight into how tau pathology may spread in AD.