Sentence examples for host has launched from inspiring English sources

Fortunately for the cause of literature, if not for Peruvian public life, he was defeated by Alberto Fujimori.This month Jaime Bayly, a writer of humorous novels of rather lesser stature who is also a television talk-show host, has launched his candidacy for a presidential election due in April 2011.

The French, as hosts, have launched a concerted diplomatic effort this year, aimed at forging an agreement that could determine whether the world stays within the 2C of warming that scientists have warned is the limit of safety, beyond which global warming is likely to become irreversible and catastrophic.

And now, popular file-hosting service Dropbox has launched Flashback, which combs through stored photos weekly and highlights the ones it thinks might make good memories.

UK video hosting startup Mydeo, has launched an enterprise version of its service under the name m3 (Mydeo Media Manager).

At the same time, the company has launched a host of new initiatives in the second half of 2012 that may finally start to show traction.

Mint, the personal finance startup that won last year's TechCrunch 40, has launched a host of new features including investment tracking, 401k managment, and more flexible budget sheets.

Big mobile plans afoot for Baidu, the Google of China that leads in search and has launched a host of other services in the wake of that business.

Even the George Inn, now deprived of the chance to host the nettle-eating contest, has launched the World Garlic Eating Competition.

Now it has launched in a host of other countries – including the UK, Ireland US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and various European countries – as a free download for iOS and Android devices.

Over the past two decades, Disney Channel has launched a whole host of young actors to fame.

UNICEF has launched the series – hosted by Amy Costello, a former correspondent for Public Radio International – to help advance the discussion on the role of education in countries affected by conflict, natural disaster or emerging from crisis.