Sentence examples for launch tv from inspiring English sources

Yet it later emerged that the factory produced nothing more lethal than rockets to launch TV satellites.

Others, like Jennifer Love Hewitt and Katherine Heigl, used their outfits to launch TV vehicles for themselves.

In 2002 he became launch TV Editor of Closer and two years later moved to IPC's Nuts as associate editor for Nuts.

The rest was spent on other forms of marketing, such as in-store promotions.P&G, which helped to launch TV soap operas as a new way to market goods, is now looking once again for novel ways to reach consumers.

Another partner is China Netcom, which plans to launch TV services based on Now's model in two Chinese cities with populations of 6m or so, comparable to that of Hong Kong.

The 40-second launch TV ad focuses on the Sun+ Goals app, a key plank of the digital strategy as it will allow subscribers to watch every Premier League football goal immediately after it is scored.

Any deal would not include the London Evening Standard, which is 76.1% owned by Lebedev, or London Live, the paper's soon-to-launch TV channel for the capital.

It has not hesitated to take credit for its attacks, issuing press releases with headlines like "AFF Launches TV Ads in 13 States Targeting Liberal Politicians".

Clearly, N&S (prop: Richard Desmond) is eager to take a bite out of this lucrative sector, so it launched TV Pick last week in rivalry with Bauer's TV Choice.

Vice launched TV channel Viceland on US cable network A+E last year, and is preparing to roll out a series of channels across Europe.

It was when the average London house price reached £600,000, and the newly launched TV channel London Live raised its famous petition of 2 million Londoners demanding a million homes by 2030, that action followed.