Sentence examples for expected rollout from inspiring English sources

Then there is an expected rollout of boutique stores that will stock Harvey Nichols's private-label goods, like a new cosmetics line.

Wanna guess which devices do not have an expected rollout date?

Those kinds of numbers are prompting the phone companies to aggressively push DSL, with an expected rollout to 30 million (30% of U.S. homes) by the end of 1999.

In addition to the expected rollout in the one part of the Sunshine State that appeals to those under the age of 55 without children, Shyp is also announcing that it will launch in Los Angeles in early 2015.The Tinseltown launch is a return to the West Coast after a few months spent focusing on the New York and Miami markets.

"UberTAXI continues in a bunch of other markets, and we expect rollouts in many more cities over the coming months".

In an e-mail to PhoneScoop, Verizon said, "The Droid over-the-air software upgrade is expected to rollout soon.

But the plan is to then "expand Taco Mode into additional markets by the end of the year, with an expected nationwide rollout in 2018".

The game launched officially in Germany on Wednesday, and is expected to rollout in the rest of Europe later this week, so things will probably get worse before they get better.

If that makes you uneasy, don't expect the rollout to slow any time soon.

The next phases of the rollout, expected in February and in the fall, will involve creating a members-only section, turning the artists' directory into a collection of profile pages like those on MySpace.

Had William Wilberforce been anything like IDS, I am quite certain the abolition of slavery would still be being tested in regions of the UK with a rollout expected soon.