Sentence examples for comes to launch from inspiring English sources

When it comes to launch exclusives the Xbox One has the upper hand (five to the PS4's two) but there's not many must-haves right now.

When the time comes to launch display, Robertson says that Trada will likely help solve another piece of the puzzle: you'll be able to outsource both the placement of your ads and have another set of professionals working on creative.

When it comes to launch day you might find that some of the seams have opened up.

He's even getting into the Strictly costumes – although does rather appear to have lucked out when it comes to launch-show outfits.

Condé Nast UK has previous experience when it comes to launching in recessions.

When it comes to launching a mission into space, saving even a kilogram of weight can be critically important.

"The cable companies are still at the back of the queue when it comes to launching digital services.

When it comes to launching careers, the Spurs have had more success than other recent champions, like the Los Angeles Lakers, the Boston Celtics, the Mavericks and the Miami Heat.

That appreciation of collective knowledge and power also turns out to be pretty useful when it comes to launching new creative and technology ventures.

Campbell is a very safe pair of hands indeed when it comes to launching a series, having previously filmed two of the best James Bond films of recent years, Goldeneye and Casino Royale.

Samsung officially takes the cake when it comes to launching smartwatches: It just announced the Samsung Gear S, its billionth smartwatch device launching this year.