Sentence examples for launch became from inspiring English sources

The new machine's launch became the object of intense scrutiny after its production was delayed earlier this year, because of inadequate supplies of the G5 processors made by IBM.

The launch became a press conference, the media in front and Labour supporters at the back.

When steam engines became available, the launch became a self-propelled boat and later a motor boat.

The move follows a dismal month for scientists, as dozens of universities and institutes lost access to online journals after the government failed to pay nearly $1m in overdue subscription fees, and a botched satellite launch became the country's 16th failed lift-off in six years.

This year, its pharmaceutical division scored a major hit with the arthritis drug Celebrex, whose launch became the most successful ever.

I know nobody at the BBC talks to anyone else there, but when does a Bond launch become a puff avalanche?

The fact that H&M's designer collaborations are such big names means the latest launch becomes a sort of cultural event of its own.

."With the correct data, creating momentum in product launch becomes an exact science".

Over the past six months, the community-powered news website for tech product launches became a Silicon Valley darling.

Prominent film personalities across the South Indian film industry attended the launch, which became one of the first films to play live music at the audio launch.

In 1937 she helped launch and became editor of an art journal titled Plastique, which was published until 1939.