Sentence examples for day launched from inspiring English sources

The daily Diena ("Day"), launched in 1990, is published in Latvian.

In 1840, having sold the Sun, Day launched the True Sun, another penny paper.

But Currier believes the real game-changer was Record Store Day, launched in 2007 as an annual event to appreciate the independent record store.

Twelve minutes from time a big Argentina scrum – not always the big weapon expected on the day – launched a move that involved two recent replacements, the prop Lucas Noguera Paz and the centre Jerónimo de la Fuente, before the full back Joaquín Tuculet rolled into the corner with Robbie Henshaw and Keith Earls powerless to stop a long arm dotting the ball down.

Snapchat – which now has 100 million active users a day – launched its on-demand service in February for both individuals and businesses, and although they won't get too specific about numbers since it's tied to revenue, a Snapchat spokesperson confirmed the company is getting thousands of on-demand geofilters submissions every week.

ADP then sued Zenefits and its founder Parker Conrad, but on the same day launched a competing service called Opum.

The minister has a busy day launching the government's white paper on schools reform.

Director Lindsay Allbaugh has a field day, launching a fearless cast (with alternates) around the venue with unabashed wit.

Some investors on Monday launched their own lawsuit against the company, claiming they were misled.

(Then again, the Sun on Sunday launched a new TV soap magazine).

The Department of Energy and Climate Change on Thursday launched a call for evidence on community energy.