Sentence examples for first to launch from inspiring English sources
Starting in 2000, IBM was the first to launch a dedicated life-sciences division.
H&M isn't the first to launch a cut-price wedding dress.
Regal Rogue was one of the first to launch in this sector and is quickly branching into overseas markets.
The first to launch was Emojicate, an "Emoji only chat & social networking app" from Teesside-based Clicksco Labs.
Pilkington, a British company, was the first to launch self-cleaning glass using this technology in 2001.Increasingly, product engineering will begin at the nanoscale.
In the running: The bidders Everything Everywhere The merged Orange and T-Mobile became the first to launch 4G services last month.
According to one school of thought, the Japanese have an insuperable lead, thanks to i-mode and to being the first to launch a commercial 3G service.
More frustratingly for the USSR, they were the first to launch two successful orbiters in May 1971 – only for the US Mariner 9 to overtake them both.
The magazine has revamped its website (its Word Power column-based game can be played online) and was one of the first to launch on the iPad.
As a clock counted down the seconds to launch, guests were each given a page from the first edition to read aloud in a glorious, cacophonous mess.
