Sentence examples for launch too from inspiring English sources

Those are problems World of Warcraft experienced at launch, too – over a decade ago.

There was a good launch, too, for Overture Films's crime drama Brooklyn's Finest from Antoine Fuqua (Training Day).

Now, at this month's Paris Motor Show, Renault has given the new fourth-generation version of the Clio a big launch, too.

Its launch too was naively mishandled, with the commission's chairman Christopher Cocksworth, bishop of Coventry, declining to answer questions at a joint press conference but instead seeing selected journalists separately – a sure sign of institutional nervousness and one bound to fail since the reporters compared notes anyway.

Google expects big things from the launch, too.

Box.net support may or may not be available at launch, too.

Farah quoted LinkedIn Reid Hoffman: "If you're embarrassed by your first version, you've launched too late".

That exclusivity runs to the newer brands QVC launches too, like US-based eco-friendly Tarte cosmetics which sold out in minutes when it launched last March.

But he cut advertising expenses too much and launched too many new lines such as Cacao Reserve, a classy type of chocolate.

Reports on its recent decision to withdraw Google Glass temporarily from the market suggest that the wearable computer was launched too soon.

WF (Xbox 360, PS3, PC, Codemasters) It was buggy, flawed and clearly launched too soon – and yet months later, F1 2010 is still unputdownable.