Sentence examples for wrong release from inspiring English sources

But as "Springtime for Hitler" showed (Mel Brooks's musical designed to flop that becomes a smash hit), even here nobody really knows anything.Corrections: An earlier version of this article mistakenly titled Disney's flop movie as "Johnny Carter" and gave the wrong release date for "Heaven's Gate".

As much fun as it is to get a look at the trailer videos, some people accidentally give out wrong release dates.

They have also provided the soundtrack to The Scouting Book for Boys, a movie charting a tale of deception gone horribly wrong released this week, and written by award-winning screenwriter Jack Thorne.

Research in Motion, the Canadian company that makes the BlackBerry devices, shed little light yesterday on what went wrong, releasing a statement that said the "root cause is currently under review".

Ministers have conceded that if the final report were not completed by the end of February, it would be wrong to release it in the heat of a closely fought election campaign.

He said it had been "completely wrong" to release Mr Megrahi on the "compassionate" grounds that he was close to death from cancer (though Mr Megrahi remains alive in his native Libya, almost a year later), and noted that this had been his position long before he won the election.

UK government ministers have conceded that if the final report is not completed by the end of February, it would be wrong to release it in the heat of a closely-fought election campaign.

Was Warren wrong to release DNA test results showing that she had a Native ancestor?

Authorities said it would be wrong to release the whole recording while detectives are still interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence.

But what could be wrong with releasing 100s of pages of new financial and strategic co.

"Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number," released in 1967, was his 52nd film.