Sentence examples for launch well from inspiring English sources

Instead this was a different kind of launch – well managed, well stocked, and with even a stately 72-year-old sales assistant well-briefed on the collection and Alexa Chung.

Though now 35 years old, the youngest Clinton – her six-month-old daughter, Charlotte, is officially a Mezvinsky – is expected to continue zeroing in on the 18-29 demographic from the campaign's launch well into next year.

However, Sky has also had its fair share of run-ins with regulators, with an investigation launched into its ITV stake and a public consultation on its plan for a pay-TV offering on Freeview - delaying its possible launch well into next year.

They have a great track record and accurately reported the iPad's launch well before the Stevenote.

It might launch well into 2009 like Nintendo initially had said, but we know at least a few gamers that would love to see it launch ASAP.

A6 The rash of car bombings in Baghdad this week has underscored how the loosely knit and elusive networks of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and other extremists can still recruit discontented Iraqis and foreign fighters to launch well-coordinated attacks.

Sitting on the shoulders of his grandfather, Peake's youngest son cried: "I want to go with Daddy!" As the crew suited up and got ready for launch, well-wishers sent Peake good luck messages.

The findings imply that e-retailers should launch well-designed websites and communicate the technical protection capabilities of their websites to address individuals' security concerns.

"The Dukes continue to launch well-crafted and clever attack campaigns.

Phil Suarez, who partnered with French chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten to launch well-known restaurants including ABC Kitchen and the eponymous Jean-Georges, led the new funding.

Google Plus was launched well after LulzSec apparently broke up.