Sentence examples for for relaunching from inspiring English sources

News then started circulating that she was working with William Orbit, the producer responsible for relaunching Madonna's career with the deeply personal Ray Of Light album.

The idea had been conceived by Campbell's predecessor Ian Anderson, who subsequently moved on to edit reference titles published by his predecessor George Henderson, who had been responsible for relaunching the Commercial Reference Room after the Second World War.

It's a better vehicle for relaunching a career than starting one, where familiarity fares better than originality.

Within the RGS Markham was responsible for the revision of the Society's standard Hints to Travellers, and for relaunching the journal Proceedings of the Royal Geographical Society in a much livelier format.

If in this way Europe can get past this debt crisis denouement, the path will be paved for relaunching a forward-looking narrative that can once again enlarge introverted nationalized identities and give new impetus, especially for the younger generation, to the idea of integration beneficial for all.

Deadlines for relaunching talks have come and gone.Israelis, in particular, feel they have little reason to move.

Production of the +3 ceased in December 1990, believed to be in response for Amstrad relaunching their CPC range.

The pensioner once dubbed the "godmother of masturbation" thanks to her 1973 bestseller, Sex for One, is relaunching her masturbation masterclasses in New York.

The fundraiser is not part of the specific "Women for Obama" effort, a grassroots effort to connect with women voters that the campaign will be relaunching for 2012.

I am horrified by this appetite they have for relaunches and remakes.

We are also inviting our readers to translate the project into even more languages for relaunch in the autumn.