Sentences with phrase «to release something to the world»

It IS very satisfying to spend time producing a product and finally releasing it to the world.
We're proud that we were able to create such a product and excited to now release it to the world.
Despite the imminent drop in Kinect - based Xbox Ones on the market moving forward, Disney Interactive is moving full steam ahead with the release of their Fantasia - inspired game and will release it to the world on October 21.
Radiohead's track became something the band «love very much,» though, so much so that it's just released it to the world via SoundCloud.
After multiple iterations of Nexus phones with high prices, poor retail availability and muddy marketing messages, Google teamed up with LG to make the Nexus 4 and release it to the world in November 2012.
It's taken a lot of courage to release it to the world.
If you're an author who has harnessed the power of words in a book form, it's your right to release them to the world.
It's incendiary stuff - and if Masha goes missing, Marcus is supposed to release it to the world.
Personally, my writing needs a good going over several times before I'm confident enough to release it to the world.
The feeling of completing your book and releasing it to the world is a euphoric.
I'll be able to write a book, do everything it takes to get it ready to publish, release it to the world, and move onto another project.
We've been watching this one for quite a while now, and Asteroid Base are ready to release it to the world!
This satirical service will help you determine if you've got some unintentional genitalia in your logo design before you decide to release it to the world.
So, to review: Some asshole gets into the private email system of a university, does who - knows - what to it (we don't know for sure whether the emails were filtered, cherrypicked, manipulated, etc.) and releases it to the world.
Microsoft should be clear that it's a lightweight version of Windows, for UWP apps only, and release it to the world.
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