Sentence examples for launch asking from inspiring English sources
Parents who are planning to use the app with the children should take note of the pop-up that appears upon first launch asking if you want to enable parental controls.
"Is this the last great iPhone launch?" asks Mashable, before answering, essentially, that yes, yes it is: Battery life can improve, of course.
One questioner at this week's launch asked if the sweater worn by Marcella was a reference to the Scandinavian woolies made famous by Lund.
People not Punchlines is a campaign I've launched asking for the laws surrounding hate speech to be changed.
An online petition has been launched, asking that DDoS be treated as speech – a concept I wholeheartedly support.
There's been an overwhelming response on Twitter and to the petition I have launched asking for an apology.
A petition has been launched asking the government to increase student loans in order to "reduce the impact of mental health problems in students caused by money worries".
Earlier this year an e-petition, backed by a powerful lobby of conservationists, animal welfare groups and television naturalists, was launched asking the UK government to ban driven grouse shooting.
A Twitter campaign has been launched asking the BBC to show the debate live on a terrestrial channel, but insiders insist there is no chance of a U-turn.
Pokémon Go launched asking for a worrying range of access and permissions when it comes to users' Google accounts – possibly interesting in light of the amount of Google DNA in the game's origin stories.
In August, the Mamamia Body Positive Project was launched, asking "our massive community of smart, interesting, engaged readers" to send in photos of themselves makeup-free or post-pregnancy "to create a new 'normal' ". "Fuck the shit that you are writing," blasted the feminist writer and provocateur Helen Razer.
