Sentence examples for launch a novel from inspiring English sources

It would, in theory, be a cheap way to launch a novel idea.

I first met Kolatkar in early 2000, when I was in Bombay to launch a novel.

Homelessness has been especially acute in Brighton, where Londoners have forced up house prices.Policing the use of drugs in these conditions had become a frustrating "merry-go-round" of conviction, release and reconviction, according to Detective Chief Inspector Paul Furnell, who has helped to launch a novel approach to drugs singled out for praise by the UK Drug Policy Commission, a think-tank.

Together they visited Africa's seediest mega-city on May 22nd to launch a novel partnership between their two sprawling organisations.In its simplest form, their idea is to get the World Bank to use its financial muscle to back the UN's political agenda.

It notes with interest that Martin Amis claimed to have read a number of Price's autobiographies as research and respectfully suggests that if he had taken a few pointers from their author vis-à-vis how to launch a novel, then perhaps the reviews of Lionel Asbo might have been a little kinder.

Late last week, the British government announced that it is about to launch a novel study to try to find out.

Zurich has launched a novel experiment to make prostitution safer: publicly funded drive-in "sex boxes".

The Children of Lovers opens with a piece of writing that could as easily have launched a novel.

A Danish travel company has launched a novel advertising campaign to boost Denmark's low birth rate - encourage mothers without grandchildren to buy "sexy holidays" for their children.

Planet built and launched a novel satellite design to create a new market for cheap, frequent geospatial imagery.

Germany's Baerlocher has launched a novel mixed metal Ca/Zn stabilizer for use in the manufacture of plastisols for PVC flooring.