Sentence examples for Promising launch from inspiring English sources

This job did not strike Ross as a promising launch for a career in show business.

The Douglas Fairbanks version of The Thief Of Baghdad is a corker and a promising launch to the series, given its fine restoration.

VW starts showing some contrition, promising to launch an investigation of its own.

Ford is promising to launch a "groundbreaking all-new vehicle" but hasn't provided any specifics.

Several students' unions have already written statements articulating their opposition and promising to launch a fightback locally.

In July Google mounted a direct attack on Windows by promising to launch a free PC operating system, Chrome OS.

Morrisons has responded to the current milk "crisis" by promising to launch a new brand that will see 10p-per-litre of milk go directly to dairy farmers.

By promising to launch a free operating system for personal computers (PCs) later this year, the online giant is mounting a direct attack on Microsoft and its dominant Windows operating system.

He was speaking as he set out Jeremy Corbyn's economic policy, promising to launch a review of all the UK's tax policies and a rethink of the Bank of England's mandate.

Lee, who lives in Edinburgh but also travels to Belfast and Dublin to work, is promising to launch a legal challenge against a potentially similar law that an alliance of feminist groups and members of Catholic nuns' orders are trying to bring in in the Irish Republic.

Eagle has been promising to launch a leadership bid "in the next 24 hours" for the past 10 days, but on Peston she was keen to announce that she would definitely be putting herself forward for the Labour leadership the very next day.