Sentence examples for format launched from inspiring English sources

The essay was published as a Kindle Single, a format launched in 2011 for pieces too long for magazines but too short to be books.

In 2007, the format launched with a one-off screening of Gus Van Sant's Paranoid Park, bringing the film's skater milieu to life in a disused railway tunnel.

The new outlets will include 27 convenience stores, marking a big increase in the roll-out of its smaller store format, launched last year.

The Legoland Discovery Centre, a new city-centre format launched earlier this year in Berlin, will be rolled out to other parks, says Mr Fisher.As squeezing growth out of existing parks becomes harder, operators are also looking to new markets.

A generation later, while the CD took away the need to interrupt the flow of music, and also allowed musicians to make much longer records (the limit was 74 minutes, set by Sony president Norio Ohga when the format launched in 1980, as that was the length of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony), the album did not fundamentally change.

Teads InRead ad format launched a year ago, and is now deployed in more than 30 countries, by more than 500 publishers, it said today.

A one-hour Shop London format, launching in the summer, is something new again – offering brands from all retail sectors the chance to promote their wares within a format that O'Donnell says will offer an "editorial sensibility".

But Hirschhorn rightly wants to quickly move beyond the email format, launching an iOS app that blends media, fashion and sports (sneak peek below) in the summer.

There will be new video formats launched on the exchange over the next year, the company said.

Twitter has revamped its format and launched new services including the live-streaming video service Periscope to attract new users.

Spain also has the longest run of victories at home since the World Group format was launched in 1981.