Sentence examples for a brilliant launch from inspiring English sources

This was a brilliant launch with a cocked-up editorial product which is now a brilliant editorial product," he says, brandishing the latest issue.

A brilliant GameCube launch title telling the story of the original trilogy through 10 levels in which players fly various craft, including the Millennium Falcon, through missions across the Star Wars universe.

Promoted by exhibitions such as Brilliant!, launched into public debate by the Turner prize and eventually set in stone at the Royal Academy with Sensation, Young British Art still shapes our cultural scene.

It's a brilliant time to launch a sci-fi novel.

For instance, you might agree that it does not sound like a brilliant idea to launch a new political media outlet for Russians.

And he said tonight's Opening Ceremony would be a brilliant set-piece to launch the 16 days of competition.

On 16 April, the Carbon Omissions site will launch a brilliant animation by Leo Murray, neatly sketching out the problem*.

There's a cruel twist to her initial failure to launch — a brilliant success while still in high school, the invention of an innovative dog collar that she wanted to patent.

A small upstart company can launch a brilliant idea that challenges the Fortune 500.

Then in 396 Constantius and his praetorian prefect, Asclepiodotius, launched a brilliant two-pronged attack on Britain.

It distracted attention from its own failure to diversify the economy by lashing out against an external enemy, and launching a brilliant propaganda campaign.