Sentence examples for launch front from inspiring English sources

When their company Kane bought the title from Flip Media, the magazine's fourth owner since its 1998 launch, Front had just made a net loss of more than £155,000.

When you first launch Front on OS X, Windows or the web, you set up your company's email server with Front.

Almost 40 clubs have already registered their interest in taking part this year since a launch fronted by the England coach, Steve McNamara, last week.

On March 12th, a consortium of most of the big cable companies launched "Front Row", a pay-per-view film service to compete with a similar service on satellite.

ThandieKay may not be specifically a destination for women of colour, but the hues of the women on the newly launched front page suggest it will be a more obvious celebration of difference, something more inclusive than your average beauty site.

Since its launch two months ago, Front has attracted 130 active companies as users, processed more than 1.2 conversations, and the average Front user spends 3 hours per day on the app.

Failure to launch, in front of an expectant sell-out crowd would likely signal Group C struggles.

Despite this, Jim Murphy, the Scottish Labour leader, still managed to be in good humour at the manifesto launch in front of his party activists (see photo).

Sprewell's desperation launch in front of the midcourt line bounced off the backboard just to the right of the rim.

Clegg, who will launch the front page of the manifesto in a speech at a primary school in the Oxford West and Abingdon seat that was held by the Lib Dems between 1997-2010, will make clear that the party will take a cautious approach on spending.

They'll judge the fifty startups that will launch in front of a crowd of 2,000 or so eager attendees.