Sentence examples for relaunch I from inspiring English sources

(Her review of Domino the magazine? "I do want print to survive," she said. "And as someone who was excited to see Domino relaunch, I was disappointed that $12 didn't buy me a more substantial magazine").

At a rally on Monday morning at the Tampa Garden Club, Bush announced his refusal to be anyone other than himself and launched his relaunch: "I Can Fix It".

First, it won't convince anyone that there's going to be a sudden improvement in standards, and allow the necessary relaunch – I'd even consider scrapping the Super League title completely for that, given its divisive connotations, and give league a Premiership and a Championship to match football and rugby union.

When I relaunch I get a message like the one above, sheepishly saying, "Well, this is embarrassing".

So today the company is announcing that it's relaunching (I'm avoiding the 'P' word) as something very different: location-based blogging, or, as CEO Amanda Peyton calls it, "Geo-Blogging".

She was able to relaunch, and I accelerated again, but neither of us was able to get what we wanted".

As a child of the 50s, I was overjoyed when Michelin relaunched the I-Spy series in 2009.

In the space of a month, after I relaunched as BGKI, I went from 400 to 4,000 followers.

Tempting to go back and get all Orwellian on what I wrote, relaunching it and then coming back here and saying 'I told you so'.

The kite relaunched while I was in the water, and the lines pulled the flesh off".

In some of these EU markets Uber has gone on to relaunch professional services (i.e. non-p2p ride hailing, using licensed drivers) — including in Berlin and Madrid — apparently complying with local transport rules.