Sentence examples for launch to come from inspiring English sources

Official launch to come within the next few months.

The platform is currently in private beta, with a full-scale launch to come in the next few months.

Realmac Software is showing off its latest app today, ahead of a launch to come later in the month.

It denied having stolen the technology from America.The new prime minister of Papua New Guinea, Sir Mekere Morauta, suggested that the country's controversial recognition of Taiwan, which led to the fall of the previous government, would be cancelled.As the Mir space-station slowly lost oxygen, Kazakhstan was persuaded to let a Russian rocket be launched to come to its aid.

This week's show includes a recap of the patent spat between Microsoft and Google, revelations that iOS5 will indeed include voice commands powered by Nuance, and recent product launches to come out of Facebook.

With big album launches still to come from Susan Boyle, Gary Barlow and One Direction – which all officially go on sale next week – the music companies hope a late festive sales rush will still make for a merry Christmas this year.

Now it is looking overseas with an aggressive slate of launches likely to come.

Opportunities to launch to Mars come only every 26 months, when the planets are correctly lined up.

On November 15th Iain Duncan Smith, the welfare secretary, was set to launch a consultation to come up with a better definition.

"We continue to believe that the bulk of the value to Noven from Daytrana's approval and launch are likely to come from one-time milestone payments," the firm said.

It had launched a contest to come up with a slogan for a window sign: suggestions ranged from "Stuff the Royal Wedding" to "Parasites Feck Off Back Home to Germany".