Sentence examples for you should release from inspiring English sources

Maybe you think you should release a different first single, but someone who's been doing it longer might disagree.

"I was interviewing him for XLR8R magazine and he said, 'You should release it yourself,'" Goodman says.

"He was saying, 'This heroin belongs to me, you should release it,' " the newspaper quoted Mr. Mohammad as saying.

"We took three years on this album because I don't think you should release music unless it's worth sharing.

"You should release spectrum when you're trying to create competition".

Woman gets sick: "I think you should release additional health records.

Place your free arm around your opponent, lock your hands, get your back straight and pull as hard as you can simultaneously he should release and you'll have him in a bear hug! Don't stop moving.

Before going back to what he loves, he leaves me with the question: "Do you think I should release the big single in the autumn, or wait until next year?

The process is simple: Toast nuts until lightly colored and aromatic, then grind in a food processor for a few minutes until the nuts are reduced to a buttery consistency (you shouldn't need to add oil; as you process the nuts should release enough oil for a moist butter) and, finally, sweeten to taste with a touch of sugar, honey or maple syrup.

If Jesus believed that he started a new religion, the role-playing attorney might advise him: "Tell Pilate that he should release you because he said he had no argument with you and that the Sanhedrin has no authority to indict you because you are no longer a Jew.

Any way you cut it, Romney should release his tax returns so that Americans left, right, and center can see what he's all about.