Sentence examples for launch to take from inspiring English sources
Rick scheduled an early launch to take advantage of the calm seas.
More than 9,000 people signed up before the launch to take part in the first phase, which is limited to annual members.
"You rush ideas to launch to take advantage of the bullish stock market, and the incubator just jumps to the next project," he said.
The launch, to take place in 2013, is a natural next step for the Guardian, which, with a global digital audience of 39 million unique users per month, is the third largest newspaper website in the world.
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With fortuitous timing, a new mobile video messaging app called Samba is debuting today – and, no, they didn't move up the launch to take advantage of the buzz, the plan has been in the works for weeks.
Google Pixel phone launch – as it happened Google Pixel phone launched to take on iPhone.
At the peak of the economic cycle, plans were launched to take £1 billion ($1.7 billion) out of operating costs.
No sooner had Swissair fallen by the wayside than a new airline, Swiss, was launched to take its place.
Publisher H Bauer looks set to close TV Quick, 19 years after the weekly title launched to take advantage of deregulation of the UK TV listings market.
And, later this year, an electrophoretic reader that is built the LCD way, but on plastic, rather than on glass, will also be launched to take them on.Plastic Logic, the firm that makes this reader, was founded by researchers at the University of Cambridge, has its headquarters in Silicon Valley and does its manufacturing in Germany.
