Sentence examples for launch offered from inspiring English sources

Primarily the manifesto launch offered the chance to watch some of the cabinet awkwardly nod their heads along to the soul soundtrack to Labour's campaign.

Though his manifesto launch offered voters a deft soundbite - Lib Dems will give Labour brains and the Tories heart - Clegg has struck an uncertain note this week, sometimes sounding as if he would prefer to lose than enter coalition talks with Miliband.

The frenzy surrounding the launch offers plenty of opportunities for money-making – not least from selling your place in the queue to wealthier Apple devotees unwilling to spend days waiting in the September cold.

Thus, the book launch offers an excellent excuse to pause, breathe a sigh of relief, and throw a party, almost like the christening of a new ship before its maiden voyage.

While two home videos (one Betamax and one VHS) of the Challenger tragedy have surfaced, Ault's film, shot from the Kennedy Space Center viewing site fewer than ten miles from the launch, offers a never before seen -- and significantly closer -- perspective.

And as a remarkable launch offer, they are offering free calls to 1.6 billion landlines until Dec 31st 2006.

My launch offer was to provide free floristry for weddings in the next couple of months.

Sheepskin keeps prices the same all year round and has a special launch offer giving guests a 20% discount on an Easter break and all subsequent stays for the rest of their lives.

BT lured TV subscribers with a launch offer starting on 1 August of free BT Sport Europe for those who bought a set-top box and signed up for BT TV.

The premium version costs an annual fee of $2.99 (launch offer) or choose lifetime at $4.99.

Some consumers may have signed up because of AT&T's launch offer which included over 100 channels for only $35 per month.