Sentence examples for launch of the show from inspiring English sources

The launch of the show, hosted by Emma Willis, was given a staggered start with a further selection of hopefuls to be added tonight.

The launch of the show has been given a staggered start with a further selection of hopefuls expected to be added to the Channel 5 show tomorrow.

The current incarnation of the act began in January with the launch of the show, and performers have been doing it a dozen times a week since, he said.

CBeebies presenter Alex Winters said at the launch of the show that even his two-year-old son is shouting out "irie" around the house – even though "he has no idea what it means".

At the launch of the show, called Invasion 68 Prague, a thickset, grey-haired man in a black coat seized the microphone and accused Koudelka of presenting a one-sided view.

The man mountain, who admitted he planned to get even bigger than he is now, remembered something cheeky Monkey had written about him at the launch of the show.

Smith, who spearheaded the launch of the car show on the BBC in 1977, passed away this week aged 87.

A few years earlier, during a press event announcing the launch of "The Muppet Show," Henson appeared with Kermit on his arm.

The global launch of the new show, at its Surrey studios on Wednesday, was without the former Friends star LeBlanc, who programme-makers said was filming the BBC2 sitcom Episodes.

"I'm sorry, we have talked about Fill Your House For Free... ...... she turns to the press officer overseeing the launch of the new show she is supposed to be promoting, before turning back to me.

The launch of the first show for Five's latest high-profile signing, daytime talkshow queen Trisha Goddard, was overshadowed in the ratings yesterday by a spoiler campaign at ITV, her former employer.