Sentence examples for launched writing from inspiring English sources

IBM have now announced they are discontinuing the campaign less than a week after it was launched, writing on Twitter: "This was part of a larger campaign to promote STEM careers".

Mike Arrington gave the company a good review when it launched, writing that it was even better than Motionbox – a service he called the best yet for sharing online video just days before Jumpcut launched.

The pair have both launched writing competitions in an attempt to unearth hidden British talent in a ferociously competitive industry.

"I have been trying to get past first race since online launched," writes one user, SilentKillSara.

As for the Amazon store, Amazon MP3, "Apple has its first legitimate challenger since the iTunes Store first launched," wrote Pete Mortensen on the Cult of Mac blog (cultofmac.com).

"We expect to see a further spike in [Android's] share in the coming months, as sales from the HTC One start coming through and the Samsung Galaxy S4 is launched," writes Dominic Sunnebo, global consumer insight director at Kantar Worldpanel ComTech.

Early in 1990, over a dozen newspapers were launched, written in either in Kinyarwanda or French, and they methodically exploited ethnic tensions.

A bunch of people who used to -- literally -- have their fingers on the nuclear launch button (the "missileers" who sit in the silos waiting for the order to launch) wrote a letter stating in no uncertain terms that Donald Trump's finger should never be within reach of the nuclear button.

More than 40 teachers are now running for public office in Kentucky in an effort to unseat legislators who voted in favor of charter schools and the pension overhaul, and last week's protests inspired at least four more to launch write-in campaigns.

"Derek Landy has launched his writing career with a fanfare," she said.

"We believe Pinpuff will…provide additional intelligence and distribution strategy to upcoming Science launches," writes Jones in a blog post.