Sentence examples for paper launch from inspiring English sources

10.10am GMT Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon at the Scottish independence white paper launch today.

A national paper launch, with the attendant publicity, is surely no way to conduct an experiment.

Nick Robinson on his BBC blog says the white paper launch was relatively low-key.

Strange goings-on, meanwhile at the Telegraph, where scribes at the Sunday paper launch an Exocet at Match of the Day presenter Alan Hansen, claiming that his taciturn performances on a Saturday night earn him £40,000 a programme.

Over in Glasgow, Sturgeon, the MSP for the city's Southside constituency who has a more natural appeal to women and to voters generally in the densely populated central belt, took the lion's share of the work for the SNP on the day of the white paper launch.

For AMD, doing this "paper launch," as it's often called, is merely an exercise in public relations.

The paper launched in September 2005.

The Boston Fed paper launched a flock of Justice Department investigations.

During a series of legal battles, the paper launched an internet edition in South Africa.

London Lite hit the streets on 30 August 2006, while the London Paper launched on 4 September.

In a consultation paper launched this week, it proposes that restorative-justice schemes should engage directly with the police.