Sentence examples for on the launch page from inspiring English sources

But more importantly, it has the new "Recent activities" and "Tips and Suggestions" windows below the thumbnail section on the launch page.

"Only a handful of people know that the web browser's big missing feature the feature that was supposed to be in from the start but didn't make it is the ability to annotate any page on the Internet" Genius writes on the launch page for the feature.

As Jason Kincaid points out in his article on the launch of Pages (linked above), Google confusingly lets users both add a Page to their circles, or +1 it.

Yahoo! features the diary on the My Yahoo! launch page.

"It's hard to fathom how much human-level AI could benefit society, and it's equally hard to imagine how much it could damage society if built or used incorrectly," is the parallel message posted on OpenAI's launch page from December 2015.

These are not commercial deals, but if and when Yandex gets more users on the browser, "we will think about some alternative ways to monetize it, like revenue-sharing models for search engines and websites preset on browser's launch page".

The initial version of LaunchRock was focused on helping startups create a launch page where they could recruit beta testers.

This allows the information to be sent out to my website instantly, where a live visualisation makes it available for the whole world to see which days I have put deodorant on, and for how many seconds (click on the "launch" button on the main page).

Just last month, state-run media carried front-page stories on the launch of China's first nuclear-powered submarine.

LaunchRock, as the name implies, was initially focused on helping startups create launch pages to acquire users, though it eventually expanded its product to cover other aspects of finding and building a relationship with users.

This campaign launches initially launch on the Democracy UK Facebook Page which was originally started during the general election, but in practice the page is simply a jumping off point for Facebook users to other sites pushed by the government.