Sentence examples for nice launch from inspiring English sources

It all makes for a nice launch, and we Americans love launch!

Crack's really moreish, "foghorn" ecstasy has a "nice, floaty launch with a soft crunchy landing", and that over-indulgence can end in someone doing "the bad thing".

Now, Verizon does enjoy a nice Thursday launch, if we're to learn anything from history.

In addition to its backers, the company has a nice pedigree: launched in Startup Weekend New York, it took part of Startup Chile; and participated of NXTP Labs, an Argentinian startup accelerator that is part of the TechStars Network.

It's a nice way to launch us into our solving week: a more clever theme than yesterday's, but still smooth and easy on the brain.

Nice touch: the launch campaign includes the publication of multiple exclusive personal playlists from a wide variety of famous music artists and fans.

But then, Facebook was nice enough to launch Places, giving the blogosphere a whole new reason to include "Facebook" and "privacy" in every tech piece.

We also hypothesised that relative prescribing of drugs with no NICE appraisal or launch dates around the introduction of the CDF (Groups 4 and 5) would be higher in England relative to Wales due to faster uptake of drugs awaiting appraisal.

"The nice thing about launching this in the Netherlands is that the great majority of people there speak English," said Ms. Cooper.

"The nice thing about launching this service online is that the number of merchants we need is significantly lower".

This review aims to summarise key clinical efficacy, tolerability and safety data for these agents, including liraglutide, which has received preliminary review by the National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE) and was launched in the UK in 2009.