day release

British  

noun

1. a system whereby workers are released for part-time education without loss of pay

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Example Sentences

After the two cut a pair of Soundgarden tunes together for a Record Store Day release, dubbed “A Rooster Says,” last year it seemed inevitable that Brandigarden would one day take the stage together on their home turf.

From Seattle Times

At the time of the Fishmongers' Hall attack on 29 November, 2019, Ford was on day release and taking part in the Learning Together prisoner education event.

From BBC

The eight-episode saga, the first original series for Netflix by Shonda Rhimes’s production company, was a hit with both fans and critics, and Netflix reported that 82 million households watched the series in its first month following a Christmas Day release.

From New York Times

Following the Christmas Day release of “Bridgerton” on Netflix, demand for the books behind the series has skyrocketed — and so has their cost, with paperbacks out of stock, as first reported by People.com, and original hardcovers on sale for up to $800.

From Los Angeles Times

“Wonder Woman 1984” is currently set for a Christmas Day release, but its position is precarious with no end in sight for theater closures in Los Angeles and New York.

From Los Angeles Times