Sentence examples for launches at from inspiring English sources

The new show launches at 6am tomorrow on ITV.

The collection launches at the end of April.

This is why the choice of its latest triptych of launches at first seems odd.

Launches at Cape Coalwood meant a day out with free entertainment.

Newsprint launches at this point in media history are never going to cut the mustard.

So no lunches or launches at all? "Oh no, no," she says emphatically.

Tonal launches at-home digital strength-training system.  .  .  .

The vitriol launched at her is misplaced.

The site launched at the end of 2009.

The scheme was launched at the Venice Biennale.

The Sphero was launched at the end of 2011.