Sentence examples for lead to the launch from inspiring English sources

This could lead to the launch of proceedings.

Markowitz's personal success on Snapchat lead to the launch of a Snapchat-focused production company known as A Cereal Production.

"The knowledge gained from the workshop will lead to the launch of an on-line, national, socio-economic database and also facilitate the timely dissemination of 2010 census data".

In time, this revelation led to the launch of my seasonal tapas restaurant, Poco, in Bristol.

He authorised the process that led to the launch and made the key decisions about its promotion, pricing and staffing.

In 2011 its e-book ambitions led to the launch of Amazon Publishing with the intent to develop and publish its own titles.

The "exceptional" recent rise in reported infections led to the launch this week of a national phone and internet flu hot line.

Leading to the launch of the MDGs in 2000, a largely white, western-based group came together with the best intentions to address global poverty.

Three months' development led to the launch of Socialcam, during which time photo-sharing app Instagram made its own burst to prominence, with two million downloads.

The music business became increasingly alarmed at the unfolding crisis in war-torn former Yugoslavia which led to the launch of a fundraising CD, Help.

Later, as communications officer on the staff of Admiral John Wilkes, Horan helped deliver the orders that led to the launch of the Normandy invasion, the largest amphibious operation in history.