Sentence examples for had relaunched from inspiring English sources

They had relaunched a lucrative brand, but with younger actors and the capacity to tell unpredictable stories.

Mohamed ElBaradei, the Nobel laureate and leading liberal figurehead, declared that the military coup had relaunched the 2011 revolution that toppled Hosni Mubarak.

The judges said the Guardian had relaunched in its new Berliner format with enormous panache, producing a sharp, readable, quirky and literate paper.

By Friday morning, Esquerra Unida had relaunched the site under the new name Calatrava no nos calla, which translates as "Calatrava won't silence us".

"In the end, I believe Myspace would have had a better chance for success if we had relaunched it as an entirely new brand".

A spokeswoman for The Fly publisher Mama Group said the magazine had been "overhauled, both in terms of print quantity and distribution reach" and that it had relaunched in May.

Perhaps this Giro has relaunched Italian cycling".

"Today I believe we have relaunched optimism".

It has relaunched its services under the "Orange" name in France and abroad.

He has relaunched Moscow's television station in a more powerful and popular guise.

Jeremy Corbyn has relaunched a leadership that was staring into the abyss.