Sentence examples for * to launch with from inspiring English sources

"We need to launch with a bang.

But it may have led Target to launch with a bigger footprint than advisable.

But before snapping up more shows, there's the second season of MyMusic to launch, with all those transmedia offshoots.

The LG V20 will be the first new smartphone to launch with Nougat due for release soon.

Adobe plans to launch with Intel's AppUp store, which offers applications for netbooks, as its first partner.

"We said from the outset we wanted to launch with both, so we'd have a really viral product.

The center is expected to launch with roughly 140 to 160 employees, and will hire more people as campuses and medical centers transition into using its services.

In conjunction with the exhibition the gallery is publishing a fully illustrated 48-page catalogue and an indepth website scheduled to launch with the opening of the exhibition.

A new advertising agency, headed by three former Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO creatives, is to launch with the backing of the US advertising giant, Omnicom.

There are also disagreements among members about when to launch, with some companies wanting to crack on, while others are being more circumspect.

"Our charter was to launch with a hundred thousand books and ninety per cent of the best-seller list," Jeff Steele, who worked on the project, said.