Sentence examples for launched front from inspiring English sources

On March 12th, a consortium of most of the big cable companies launched "Front Row", a pay-per-view film service to compete with a similar service on satellite.

ThandieKay may not be specifically a destination for women of colour, but the hues of the women on the newly launched front page suggest it will be a more obvious celebration of difference, something more inclusive than your average beauty site.

"There's a ton of drones," he said, as one launched in front of us.

Things started getting exciting after we launched the front, which happened at about 10.15pm.

The Liberal Democrats also launched the front page of their election manifesto in Oxford West and Abingdon, a key target seat for the party.

Frampton fought in a purpose-built temporary arena on the Titanic slipways, where the world-famous ship was once launched, in front of 15,000 adoring fans.

Lots of the public excitement and discussion around the reworking of our site had occurred when we launched the front page many months before, and continued in varying forms with the release of each subsequent section.

The religious symbolism in some of his photo-calls the 2001 election camphoto-calls thein front of a stained-glass window, last week's image of khaki-clad troops in a khaki desert, with Mr Blair in bright white shirt, arms uplifted—is all too plain.It seems odd that the determinedly secular British go for this sort of thing, but they appear to.

The full programme for the event was launched in front of the Burns statue on Leith's Constitution Street.

Donald Campbell's Bluebird has been launched in front of cheering crowds for the first time in over 50 years.

The company has been lobbying Congress to terminate it, and as I reported earlier this week, it recently launched a front group, Nuclear Matters, to generate public support for keeping all U.S. reactors running.