Sentence examples for launch to follow from inspiring English sources

Apropos of sentimentality and commercialism, some seem to have been disappointed this year by I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! which, it is said, has rather gone off since ITV scheduled its launch to follow The X Factor.

These new calendars are available in the Outlook app for iOS, with an Android launch to follow.

Today, HQ is launching a new feature called "Friends on HQ," which will roll out to U.K. users for today's game, with a U.S. launch to follow "soon after," the company says.

Expect a preview launch made available to developers at WWDC, with a full native watch app consumer launch to follow in the fall.

MasterPass will roll out to the masses in Canada and Australia before the end of March, with a U.S. launch slated for the spring and a U.K. launch to follow in the summer.

The nine-part series will focus on how everyone prepares for game day, and will begin airing on YouTube on Thanksgiving Day, with a Daydream VR launch to follow.

At the end of this month, the Endeavour, commanded by Mark E. Kelly, the husband of Representative Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona, is scheduled for its final launching, to be followed by the Atlantis on June 28.

The app is also arriving now on Android, with a web launch soon to follow.

We'll see this released as a beta for developers at WWDC, with a full launch likely to follow in fall alongside new iPhone (and potentially iPad) hardware.

Facebook just announced that it is indeed launching ability to follow conversations via hashtags, as was reported in March.

Think of it as Twitter's recently launched 'who to follow' recommendation engine, only driven by regular users rather than algorithmically.