Sentences with phrase «to see release»

Last week saw the release of some statistics on wireless roaming prices that caused quite the stir.
When all of the above will see release on other platforms, we'll have to wait and see.
For a series that hasn't seen a release in over a decade, the response was unprecedented.
Last week saw the release of an interesting study on the effectiveness of robot surgeons — and an even more interesting take on it by the media.
Last year also saw the release of Battlefield 1, which featured an African - American soldier in the majority of its promotional material.
Does this mean we won't see a release of these games?
Last year saw the releases of way too many open world games.
I didn't see any release dates for anything they showed that was for this year.
Today sees the release of two sets of downloadable content.
With many long - awaited titles finally seeing release in 2016, it will be interesting to see how things turn out this year.
Many titles never see a release in this medium, due to several factors.
A lot of genres that I really loved and haven't seen released for like 10 - 20 years suddenly appeared.
It is said to be in the early stages and will not likely see a release until late this year or 2017.
The last 12 months saw the release of some of the most desirable smartphones ever conceived.
I get you, but I wouldn't see these releases as a lazy cash grab.
It's now May 2017, and I've just seen the release of my fifth.
This film was scheduled for released in 2001, but was delayed due the 9/11 attacks, before seeing release in 2003.
You can't expect much for an RPG of its time, but looking back on it now I remember I was hardly impressed upon first seeing it released.
No further details are available but keep your fingers crossed that nothing serious is going on behind the scenes and that the game will soon see release in the territory.
The trailer for the third chapter was posted just a few weeks ago and it is expected to see release sometime this summer.
With all these changes, this is definitely the biggest version of Android we've ever seen released.
The game is expected to see release at the end of this year.
Though it's be on the latter end simply cause my selfish self wants to see it released around my birthday.
And I think the reason is the series never saw a release here (could be wrong though, but I never heard of a dubbed version).
He's previously suggested that we may see its release in 2018.
Tomorrow sees the release of three reports concerning expenses.
As stated before, it wasn't until the end of 2005 that the film saw its release despite being filmed in 2002.
I can buy a $ 30 digital title that I don't want digitally so that I may potentially maybe possibly see a release for a physical version, also $ 30.
Another year, another stellar slate of motion pictures seeing release.
Now, I tend to see them release empty F / J seats mostly within 7 days of departure, if they exist.
Other regions saw the release of a standard plastic case featuring the same artwork.
It would be unusual to see a release without this language.
That simply means we could see the release happen in a week or so.
Since then the series has seen releases on multiple computers, consoles, and mobile devices.
It seems that last season has only just finished but this week saw the release of next season's fixture list.
I had long hopes that the game would finally see a release here, but honestly didn't think it would actually happen.
The following year saw the release of version 3.0, Honeycomb, the first incarnation of Android designed solely for tablets.
All hints suggest it's in early development and won't see release until 2019, at the earliest.
The company estimates two of five titles never see a release, being cancelled very early in development.
But before that, we might just see the release of an all - touchscreen BlackBerry.
The headphones are due to see release sometime this spring, with a price under $ 200.
Tomorrow sees the release of the next Need for Speed update and with it comes a whole host of new challenges and changes.
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