Sentence examples for launched posts from inspiring English sources

Expect the halls of the blogosphere to be thundering with Droid coverage come the 28th, with a couple of "Oh yeah, and the Storm2 launched" posts here and there – which, it seems, is exactly what Verizon wants.

It becomes ever more obvious that the war against terrorism launched post 9/11 has been a dreadful wrong turning.

Both also feature artists who, in the late sixties, launched post-minimalism, the deltalike spread of derived practices that continues to this day: Sol LeWitt, Bruce Nauman, Richard Serra.

In addition, the recently launched post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) against HIV infection is available only at selected hospitals in urban areas and as a result it is not easily accessible to most HCWs.

After DrotAA was launched, post-marketing surveys were conducted in numerous countries throughout the world.

Doesn't that sound an awful lot like an incubator, or an "accelerator," the latest buzzword for VC firms to help startups launch post haste?

It's a bit of an odd addition, two months after the company re-launched, post-Nokia.

Sixty Years of UNICEF October 2, 2006 - Today the Post Office launched a special post stamp marking UNICEF 60th Anniversary.

And last year, it launched the Post It Forward initiative to bring awareness about mental health.

Sanders launched his post-primary movement, "Our Revolution," in late August, with an e-mail to potential donors.

Read Georgina's Big Blogger launch post here, and the full list of contenders here.