Sentence examples for he was set to launch from inspiring English sources
Erik Jones of Black Belt TV, the chap whose lawsuit against Kasanoff was dismissed in October, claims in an interview that he was set to launch in November on cable systems covering 14 million homes.
"The key is meeting those [health] individuals who really want to make it work," advises Tryner, who met two such professionals on his conference stall and with whom he is set to launch re-ablement services at two acute-needs hospitals in the Midlands.
That's certainly a tough act to follow but Katz is at it again, as he's set to launch the second iteration of his new conceptual platform during ArtPalmBeach this week.
Earlier this week Drake announced that he's set to launch a North American arena tour on Sept. 25; it's scheduled to stop at Anaheim's Honda Center on Nov. 21 before concluding at L.A.'s Staples Center on Nov. 25.
And she's set to launch a digital fitness video and program this year.
He bought a video game on eBay for $1,300 just days before it was set to launch for $59.99.
The airline announced last week that it was set to launch a Thailand subsidiary, Thai VietJet Air.
It was set to launch in a range of color customisation options, including metallic finishes.
The service was set to launch at the end of July.
Taking out insurance in case he is unable to generate the same grassroots enthusiasm among young voters and small political donors as he did in 2008, President Barack Obama is set to launch his re-election bid with a coast-to-coast tour of big money Democratic fundraisers.
I can't do his story justice in two to three sentences, but you'll be able to read about it once he finishes his upcoming book, which is set to launch in 2018.
