Sentence examples for definitely launch from inspiring English sources

"We will definitely launch more magazines but it won't be this year because Wired and Love have just appeared.

Tony Stacey, chair of a group of 100 housing associations and chief executive of South Yorkshire Housing Association, told trade publication Inside Housing when the policy was first mooted in March that he would "definitely" launch a challenge.

"Apple," he says, "wid definitely launch AirPods 2 this year". Well, Ice Universe is certainly confident, so that's a good start.

Apple will definitely launch the consumer version of Yosemite at this point, given that it's been in preview mode since it was launched at WWDC in June, first for developers, and then as a special company-first consumer preview beta.

Compare the breathless coverage from the Telegraph newspaper back in March explaining how "Spotify will definitely launch in the US this year and there will be a free element to the service" with this lede from two weeks ago….

"We should definitely launch a campaign to persuade the governor, for those districts who do not want to arm their employees, that they give us the money to keep kids safe in other ways," school board member Robin Bartleman told CBS Miami.

Microsoft have responded only to say that they are definitely launching in November, and Sony have only confirmed that the PS4 will be arriving "this holiday season".

I'm not saying Apple is definitely launching a large form iPod Touch.

"I am sure that this project is a good project for the group and that in the near future, all the conditions will come together for it to be definitely launched.

But this will be the interesting thing to watch: Does Spotify just roll these we're-definitely-launching-in-the-US assurances forward to 2011, the way the company has the last two years or does it pivot, and focus on building a profitable site for Europe and other less guarded pockets of the emerging world?

And definitely never launch a libel action if you cannot actually remember whether or not you said the words that are in question.