Sentence examples for launch a site from inspiring English sources

Samasource plans to launch a site in the United States within a year.

One, nyrealty.com, is about to change its name to cityrealty.com and launch a site that will allow transactions online.

One of the most bewildering things about the rollout is how the Administration managed to launch a site that was so unfriendly to consumers.

"Sites need to be well-managed and well-designed and even then it is harder and harder to launch a site.

Nate Silver, the once-independent statistician-blogger who was retained by the New York Times for coverage of the 2012 election, left that venerable publication to launch a site under the ESPN-ABC umbrella.

It made earnings before financial charges of AUD8.7m (£4.8m) on sales AUD183.6m in the year to 30 June 2013 and plans to launch a site in the UK later this year.

These days the cost of launching a site is much too steep for an independent bookseller.

A French rival, Viadeo, is bigger in France and China (see article)—although LinkedIn launched a site in simplified Chinese in February.

She also launched a site, Women Against Revenge Porn, to help other victims of abuse, though it is closed for now.

It is close to launching a site in China, perhaps by next month, and analysts believe other country sites could be on the agenda.

The Japan National Tourist Organization has redesigned its Web site, www.jnto.go.jp, and launched a site specifically for North Americans, www.japantravelinfo.com.japantravelinfo.com