Sentence examples for given a launch from inspiring English sources

But the company hasn't yet given a launch date for specific products.

Here's the kicker: Three months after the wedding Mr. McDonnell gave a launch party for Antabloc — at the governor's mansion.

As well as giving a launch date, Cook announced a large expansion in support for the service, both at the banks' and the merchants' end.

It did not, however, give a launch date or specify which handsets they would be available on.

"However, how can these sensors differentiate between negative stress - distress - and positive stress - or "eustress" - where the user might be having a wonderful, immersive experience?" Microsoft has yet to give a launch date for HoloLens.

But it looks like the New York Times may have one-upped its rival with a story today giving a launch window for the device.

Twitter didn't give a launch date for when sites would start integrating the new platform, but it looks like we've just come across the first site to feature @anywhere.

Considering the huge demand of tea from his restaurant customers, although tea business is different from food grocery, it led to the launching of a new subsidiary "Friendly Mart Tea Packers" with the brand name of "Day Break" in the year 2009 2010, which gave a launching pad to yet another budding entrepreneur (Abdul Basheer) in the community.

Although the World Post will have its own site and will be given a grand launch at the World Economic Forum in Davos later this month it will also be the world section of the Huffington Post.

NHS 111 was recently given a soft launch in a number of areas across the UK, including the West Midlands.

There were no details given a potential launch date but it would behoove Oculus to get this one out quickly.