Sentence examples for relaunch from from inspiring English sources

The move begins with a phased relaunch from 4 October.

In other words, it is another relaunch from a prime minister who has had more relaunches than Cape Canaveral.

And, according to sources, it looks as though presenter Sian Williams could stay with the popular morning show for its relaunch from its new Salford home in MediaCityUK.

In this work we propose to exploit the Spectral-Projected-Gradient method of optimization by its relaunching from the parallel paradigm.

He was one of the original presenters when the BBC station - then called BBC London Live - relaunched from the ashes of its predecessor GLR eight years ago.

Dickens said he hoped the football would help drive awareness of the Absolute Radio brand, which has struggled to make an impact since it relaunched from Virgin Radio in 2008.

A significant development this year saw BBC World News relaunched from our new state-of-the-art HD studios, with a refreshed line up of programmes and presenters, including Jon Sopel, Linda Yueh and Yalda Hakim.

Mark specifically talked about two examples, Facebook Music (discussed below) and Facebook Marketplace, which is relaunching from an in-house application to be powered by Oodle.

Moblog is a venerable mobile blogging startup in the UK, but the reason they were selected to pitch is that they are relaunching from being a service for client companies to use towards being a full-blown mobile blogging platform.

Global announced later that month that Smooth would be relaunched from 3 March, and subsequently confirmed the Gold changes would take effect from 24 March, when the stations would begin simulcasting with Smooth Radio London.

"Daria," the animated series about a sarcastic girl navigating the cliquey world of high school, will be relaunched from the mind of "Inside Amy Schumer" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" writer Grace Edwards.