Sentence examples for launch television from inspiring English sources

That was because PCCW had attempted to launch television services twice before, in 1996 and 2000, failing expensively both times.

Mrs. Clinton began advertising Tuesday on New York radio stations that appeal to black and Hispanic audiences and planned to launch television ads on Wednesday.

This has prompted some states to pass laws granting blanket approval for telecoms firms to launch television services, and the industry is now pressing for federal rules to cover the whole country.

The book became a bestseller, was translated into more than 15 languages, helped bring seduction into the mainstream and launch television shows and movies, and is being made into a film by the production company responsible for The Golden Compass.

Your films have grossed over $500 million in the box office worldwide and continue to launch television spin-offs and other media based endeavors.

In September 1979, the Entertainment and Sports Programming Network launched television's first daily sports news program, "Sports Center.

In a response to these campaigns, the Queensland Resources Council representing mining and fossil fuel companies last week launched television adverts.

On Tuesday, John Kerry formally announces he is running for president, while in Iowa and New Hampshire, Richard A. Gephardt launches television advertisements.

Gore and Hyatt launched television channel Current TV in August 2005, targeting 18- to 34-year-old viewers with a mixture of user-generated content and professionally produced programming.

In 1970 he launched television's first and perennially most popular national financial program, Wall $treet Week With Louis Rukeyser, which ran for 32 years on public television and then, as Louis Rukeyser's Wall Street, for over a year on CNBC.

Both companies launched television campaigns during the Grammies, which should go a long way toward increasing their brand awareness.