Sentence examples for post launched from inspiring English sources

When the Huffington Post launched, on May 9, 2005, some commentators saw another quixotic Huffington whim.

The process was put on hold as Huffington Post launched editions in other markets such as France, Canada, Germany and Italy.

When the Huffington Post launched on 9 May 2005, it caught the news industry in the middle of a giant collective snooze.

In the nineteen-thirties, Post launched a syndicated column, titled "In Good Taste," which was eventually featured in nearly two hundred newspapers.

My main question, when I heard that the Huffington Post launched a divorce page this week, was whether divorce was really a separate area of endeavor; it's so tightly linked to so many things.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 11, 2010 My main question, when I heard that the Huffington Post launched a divorce page this week, was whether divorce was really a separate area of endeavor; it's so tightly linked to so many things.

Sixty Years of UNICEF October 2, 2006 - Today the Post Office launched a special post stamp marking UNICEF 60th Anniversary.

Baron (2002) denotes these stages as prelaunch, launch and post launch phases of entrepreneurship cycle.

"MySpace has done great post launch.

It also looks at the external forces and how they affect the internal pre and post launch processes.

The positive side is that FunnyorDie has slowly grown since their initial post launch slump.