release in a sentence

v. t.

📚 Grade Level: Grade 6, Grade 7, Grade 8

Definition

Release: to make something available to the public, such as a film or research findings.

The movie studio plans to release the highly anticipated sequel next summer.
After months of hard work, the team was finally ready to release their groundbreaking research.
He felt a sense of relief as he decided to release his grip on the past.
The artist chose to release her new album independently, bypassing traditional record labels.
To celebrate the anniversary, the company will release a limited edition of their flagship product.
The company plans to release its new product line next month.
After months of anticipation, the movie's trailer is set to release this Friday.
She felt a sense of relief and joy with the release of her first novel.
The athletes gathered for the official release of the championship trophy.
Environmentalists celebrated the release of rehabilitated wildlife back into their natural habitats.
The band plans to release their new album next month.
She felt a sense of relief as she decided to release her pent-up emotions.
The company will release a statement addressing the recent controversy.
After years of hard work, he was finally ready to release his novel to the public.
They organized a charity event to release funds for disaster relief efforts.