We found 324 examples of how to use released in an English sentence.
Sentences 226 to 250 of 324.
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| 226. | “Because this species is so commonly exploited for food and the pet industry, it’s the one that gets released the most often,” said Brad Shaffer, UCLA distinguished professor of ecology and evolutionary biology and director of the La Kretz Center for California Conservation Science. | |
| 227. | Ahead of the International Women's Day, the International Rescue Committee has released a report on the five most dangerous places in the world to be an adolescent girl. Taking into consideration data on child marriage, adolescent birth rates, literacy, rates of violence and child labor, the IRC named Niger, Yemen, Bangladesh, South Sudan and the Central African Republic as the most dangerous for young girls. | |
| 228. | I was released. | |
| 229. | Tom will be released from prison next month. | |
| 230. | Sami's books will be released in June. | |
| 231. | Sami wanted to know when Layla's book was going to be released. | |
| 232. | Mennad released a new video on YouTube. | |
| 233. | Tom was released in 2013. | |
| 234. | Tens of thousands of tons of contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant might have to be released into the Pacific Ocean, Japan's environment minister said Tuesday. | |
| 235. | When will the next issue of the magazine be released? | |
| 236. | Her new collection of Kabyle dresses will be released tomorrow. | |
| 237. | Then he released the cat from the bag. | |
| 238. | Thais use mobile internet more than five hours a day, compared with more than four hours in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia, and three hours as the global average, according to the joint report released last week. | |
| 239. | The study, released last month, found that many graduates started out in the field they studied in college. But by their third job, many were working in an unrelated field. | |
| 240. | The congresswoman released a statement on Facebook. | |
| 241. | He was released with the help of the Algerian embassy. | |
| 242. | I'll be released soon. | |
| 243. | Tom is being released tomorrow. | |
| 244. | Tom is being released from prison tomorrow. | |
| 245. | This movie will be released in October. | |
| 246. | Tom will be released from prison in October. | |
| 247. | Tom got released from prison on Monday. | |
| 248. | Tom is going to be released from prison next week. | |
| 249. | Tom is going to be released from prison next month. | |
| 250. | Tom is going to be released from prison in October. |