Sentence examples for launched for example from inspiring English sources

When the Mac was launched, for example, a vigorous debate broke out among user-interface geeks about whether a computer mouse should have one or two buttons.

Microsoft often referred to Bing as a "do engine" when it first launched, for example.

In the seven years since it launched, for example, the Xbox 360 has remained largely the same beast.

What counted as one app download (when the app store launched, for example), now may count as multiple downloads as the store began synching apps across browsers on users' desktops, laptops, and devices.

Although a number of national and regional resources have also been launched (for example the Centre for Arab Genomic Studies Database (http://www.cags.org.ae/) or the Indian Genetic Disease Database (http://www.igdd.iicb.res.in/)), the present review focuses only on global databases.

Pioneer 6 (launched 1965), for example, was injected into solar orbit to determine space conditions between Earth and Venus.

On March 18th her company launched Mine, for example, a new concept that allows readers to go online and select articles from eight titles, for delivery in print or online as a free, personalised magazine.

On the latter front, that means it somewhat competes against other startups in this space, like Appsfire, AppHero, Hubbl, or newly launched Appidemia, for example.

Users can also just say "OK Google" to the watch to fire up Google Now for voice searches or commands for setting timers, making notes or launching apps, for example.

Instead of a triple-press of the Home button to launch Magnifier, for example, it'll be quickly accessible right from Control Center.

This thread on the Ouya forum is a good place to start: Netflix is proving a popular sideload at launch, for example.