Sentence examples for launch not from inspiring English sources

To go through the process of trial and error before the launch, not after".

"This is a launch, not a landing," said Mr. Leavitt, assessing the effect of the Olympics on the region.

Now Pepe is all set to launch not just her jewellery but also a range of womenswear (below), bags and shoes on the catwalks of Fashion East.

"After the launch, not only did dealers not like it; libraries were indifferent to it, and collectors are nowhere in sight".

It will launch not with one, five or 50 concert downloads – but with 130, as well as vintage fliers, tickets and photographs.

It has been something of a soft launch, not least because there has been much detail to iron out between Moses and his publishing bosses.

If it can raise another $75,000 in the next 13 days, REBBL will prove that crowdfunding can launch not-for-profit startups, and remake the concept of charity for the digital age.

Motorola has launched not one, but three new Moto 360 smartwatches.

The records that Caruso made in 1902 launched not just a mega-industry but a 20th-century phenomenon.

A year ago M&S launched not a CSR plan but Plan A ("because there is no Plan B").

After Finch hands him the strike, Warner launches not one but two slog sweeps from poor Shakib into the stands.