Sentence examples for launched now from inspiring English sources

It's a wait Microsoft would have had anyway had they launched now.

Based on spacecraft today, a probe launched now would take around 70,000 years to reach the new planet.

To compete with these, Sky has launched Now TV, its own online film channel.The competitors must also rub along together somehow.

For Spotify, this is also about its recently launched "Now" homescreen, which suggests playlists based on each user's habits, as well as the time of day.

BSkyB launched Now TV, which offers content including Sky Movies and sport, as a response to rivals such as Netflix and to boost the accessibility of content as rivals such as BT gear up to launch sport services.

"Sinead would have been a super model if her career had launched now," he tells me as we look over his new collection, which will show at London fashion week on 22 February.

It launched now-familiar products, such as the beanbag and the wok.

"The collapse in retail spending makes it really difficult to launch now," Mr. Eschbach said.

It's launching now in the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Russia and Spain, through the Nokia Collection sub-store in Windows Phone Marketplace.

But Eutelsat and Avanti insist that the underserved market in Europe is big enough to exhaust the capacity of the satellites they are launching now, and perhaps more.

It's finished, and it's launching now," he said.