Sentence examples for choice to launch a from inspiring English sources
What better choice to launch a new series of quality reprints than this classic alternative-history novel, first published in 1968 and set in a 20th-century England that reverted to Roman Catholicism after the assassination of Queen Elizabeth I? Roberts evokes this imaginary time and place with a persuasive attention to detail and an irresistible narrative sweep.
When it comes to competing head to head with his former employer, Dillon had this to say: "The fact that a large corporation like Nokia enters this space validates also our choice to launch a tablet, it clearly shows that there is demand for what we are creating.
Trimboli and Younger's choice to launch a print magazine was a very deliberate one, and Younger links the medium to the message.
In his first editorial letter, Vitali explains his choice to launch a new weekly magazine (basically going against everything we know about the financial trends of print journalism): "The Pope never stops – every day he surprises us with his firm decisions and his unpredictable gestures.
The new eBay Exact app changes that, though eBay's choice to launch it as a standalone application may limit its exposure.
Plus, I suspect the choice to launch the show during a general election might be a masterstroke.
The prime minister is an unsurprising choice to launch Making Headlines as he is possibly the only living prime minister the former editor-in-chief of the Australian hasn't insulted.
The choice to launch with pregnancy tests came about because they hadn't been updated in decades.
The choice to launch on Intel's desktop app store, which very much borrows from the smartphone model of 'on-deck' offerings, is also interesting in light of Apple's own pending Mac store.
After being rebuffed by the courts and election tribunals, Mr Khan says he has no choice but to launch a major protest in the capital on Thursday, August 14th, the day of the country's independence celebrations.
I was afraid that the sense of security that seemed to swaddle me in America would affect the quality of my writing, that no longer being exposed to unbridled racism would leave me no choice but to launch a career as the author of romance novels for juveniles.
