Sentence examples for move on to launch from inspiring English sources

That's great news for Facebook, which has seen a lot of talented veterans move on to launch their own startups after doing their "duty" to the social network.

Having started by digitising issues of its existing print magazines, Future moved on to launching new tablet-only titles like Tap!, Photography Week and tech.

After helping to found PayPal, he moved on to launch LinkedIn in 2002 an endeavor that turned him into a billionaire.

Jobs' lecture came during the time when he had been forced out of Apple, the company he founded from his garage, and moved on to launch NeXT.

He moved on to launch Material Impact a couple of years ago, when North Bridge was beginning to wind itself down.

Smith co-founded boy's toys e-tailer Firebox.com straight out of university, before moving on to launch an interactive puzzle start-up called Mind Candy.

These investors, known as "super angels" because they have mostly moved on to launch small venture funds of their own, are all friends of mine.

The "American Idol" host has since moved on to launch AXS TV alongside partner Mark Cuban and entertainment promotion giant, AEG.

It's also a special moment for me, as it's the last launch I'll oversee as HuffPost's editor-in-chief before moving on to launch Thrive Global.

So his next move was to launch a short-lived IT support business, Tiga Tech, before moving on to Webantic, which he launched with his friend, Calvin Evans.

The move to launch on the other platforms will help to expand Showtime's potential reach – Roku today has 7 million active accounts (households, not devices), for example, and PlayStation has an install base of 35 million users.