Sentence examples for launch starting from inspiring English sources

Why, it's £145.50 a year per viewing household under the age of 75, with various bits chipped off to help pay for Welsh-language broadcasting on C4, World Service transmissions to Africa and the launch (starting in London this week) of the very-local TV stations that so enthused Mr Jeremy Hunt when, long ago, he was culture secretary.

The Top Influencers list will be published quarterly, ranking ten superstars from each of three unique categories per launch, starting with Beauty, Fitness and Home.

Getaround is today announcing its official launch, starting its nationwide rollout based on where the most demand is.

Though early speculation was that Files Go was being aimed at emerging markets, we understand it's on track for a global launch, starting in December.

Other millennials may well be living in suburban apartments, which tend to be somewhat less expensive, and others, perhaps the oldest of the group, have begun to "launch" starting families and buying houses, which would tend to put them in the suburbs and smaller cities as well.

In partnership with Save the Children, UNICEF has also supported the Government's gradual reopening of schools, with a 'soft' back-to-school launch starting on 2 December.

The show's path to launch started in 2013, when Marvel came to Netflix with an aggressive pitch.

Every successful launch starts with a launch calendar.

Update 6 50 PM EDT: SpaceX has pushed back the target launch start time to 8 07 PM EDT (5:07 PM PDT).

9 September public launch, started trading 4 weeks ago, done £2.5m of trade in that time.

According to Science Center spokesman Dan Nasitka, the Rocket Launch started to tickle the curiosity of up-and-coming young engineers.