We found 324 examples of how to use released in an English sentence.
Sentences 101 to 125 of 324.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 101. | Tom has just released a warts and all autobiography of his life with Mary. | |
| 102. | I don't know when the prisoners will be released. | |
| 103. | Tom was captured, but he's been released. | |
| 104. | The names of those who died have not been released. | |
| 105. | At this time, the victims' names aren't being released. | |
| 106. | None of the victims' names have been released. | |
| 107. | Three of the hostages have been released. | |
| 108. | Three hostages have been released. | |
| 109. | Tom was released immediately. | |
| 110. | Super Mario Bros. was released thirty years ago. | |
| 111. | Her recently-released short story collection thrills enthusiasts of postmodern works in Esperanto. | |
| 112. | In 1998, Dan Brown released "Digital Fortress". Five years later he completed another best seller, "The Da Vinci Code". | |
| 113. | Tom was released from prison in 2003. | |
| 114. | Six of those detained were released after being interrogated at the İzmir Police Department. | |
| 115. | The band released an album of tributes to the groups that had influenced their sound. | |
| 116. | The report released to the public was heavily redacted. | |
| 117. | All the criminal charges were trumped-up and the three Taliban detainees had to be released. | |
| 118. | The patient was released from the hospital. | |
| 119. | Tom has been released from jail. | |
| 120. | Tom was released from prison on Monday. | |
| 121. | Tom has released a new album. | |
| 122. | In a civil contract, an acquittal means that one party has released the other from an agreed obligation, usually because a debt has been paid in full. | |
| 123. | A sequel was released a year later. | |
| 124. | Your carbon footprint is the amount of carbon dioxide released into the air because of your own energy needs. | |
| 125. | The victim's name hasn't been released. |