Sentence examples for launch a new series from inspiring English sources

The dog is in town to help launch a new series of weekly filmed television programs on which he appears.

He expects that Apple will launch a new series of iPhones aimed a more cost-conscious buyers.

"Les needs to launch a new series off of 'Survivor' to make this move have more value than just pulling NBC down a bit," Mr. Gushow said.

All the talk in Abu Dhabi was of driverless racing cars following the announcement Formula E was about to launch a new series called "Roborace".

The plan is to launch a new series of major swimming events, "a four- to six-event world circuit" which will run alongside the Olympics and world championships.

This more low-key event was to launch a new series of shorts, headed by Willam, a drag queen who gained fame on RuPaul's Drag Race and roles on Nip/Tuck and Sex and the City.

The studio hopes it can re-launch a new series of Superman films after its 2006 offering, Superman Returns and its leading man Brandon Routh, failed to live up to box office expectations.

The Guardian has launched a new series of e-books.

This year we launched a new series about working in independent schools, sponsored by an IAPS.

By Stacey Mickelbart August 8, 2011 The Guardian has launched a new series of e-books.

(Last week, The New Yorker launched a new series of reported essays about Trump's relationship with the truth).