Sentence examples for word and release from inspiring English sources

Time will tell if West will go back on his word and release 'The Life Of Pablo' more widely.

The American government is confident that the Cuban authorities will keep their word and release more political prisoners, said Mr Schultz.

The label put what it thought were the most pop-worthy songs on "Don't Breathe a Word" and released it on Sept. 18, one week after Sept. 11 and one month before Division One folded.

"So now we hope Secretary Clinton keeps her word and releases the transcripts of her speeches," Briggs added.

Ben Hansen of the Syfy reality series "Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files" didn't take Clinton at his word and released a 36-minute analysis of the exchange on YouTube, which picked apart Clinton's every reaction and response.

In other words, the release-team list is usually added to discussions to make release team members aware of them.

A speech synthesiser would also read the word aloud and release a "mysterious sound".

Restivo, who had changed into a burgundy T-shirt with a picture of a fish skeleton above the words "Fillet and Release," sat at a tall cocktail table, drinking vodka and talking about relationships with a fellow-exoneree named Frank O'Connell, who had served twenty-seven years for murder.

So Tebow gets a few minutes here and there with Brady during practices, and they share a few words about formations and release points.

In other words, is sterilization and release for dogs a good idea in the United States?

While you hold this quiet space, focus on the other person, their words, their essence, and release the need to interject or have your voice and opinion be heard... just hold space.