Sentence examples for launch a season from inspiring English sources

That might sound a strange way to launch a season but there's an argument that it works rather well.

This is the perilous place that landlocked baseball has come to: trying to launch a season and mass a counterattack against souring public perception, while knowing that at any moment the nuclear bomb might fall.

The BBC will launch a season of programmes and online activity, including a drama based on Grand Theft Auto and tie-ups with Doctor Who, EastEnders, and Radio 1. Hall compared the initiative to the BBC Micro, built by Acorn Computers, which was many children's first experience of computing 30 years ago.

Any outsiders reading this may think that is a strange way to launch a season, but at a time when hype can so often disguise a lack of substance, perhaps we should applaud Super League's determination to go to the other extreme, and try to hide its brighter lights under a very big Welsh bushel.

To launch a season of reports on the New Middle Class, BBC News invites you to take a trip around the world to see where the new middle class is emerging.

Although they used that lackluster performance as motivation to launch a season-ending six-game winning streak, the sting remains.

This was the work of a young company called Jericho House, which is launching a season at the artfully dilapidated ex-music hall in London's East End, Wilton's.

And, in launching a season of plays directed by Jamie Lloyd, it is one more step in the commercial theatre's realisation that its future lies in artistic continuity.

The Ayckbourn bonanza of this 70th birthday year will be most evident in Northampton where a gala this Sunday launches a season of three plays (from three sections of Ayckbourn's career) and other events under the leadership of Laurie Sansom, formerly associate director in Scarborough.

Every football club launches a season ticket renewal campaign.

The BBC is also launching a season of coding-based programmes and activities.