Sentence examples for relaunch it by from inspiring English sources

The sale, for a undisclosed sum, comes a month after the Barclay brothers acquired the Woolworths website from administrators, promising to relaunch it by the summer.

"Can you imagine being in the city?" Mr. Schneider wants to expand the site and relaunch it by September before others fill the niche.

A-list blogger and entrepreneur Jason Calacanis is attempting to revive the once-mighty Netscape portal by relaunching it (here, in beta) as a copy of Digg, a tech news aggregator.

Mohan, 40, becomes the seventh editor of the red-top since Rupert Murdoch, chairman and chief executive of News International's parent company, News Corporation, bought the Sun and revolutionised British newspapers by relaunching it as a tabloid 40 years ago.

Any attempt by Japan to relaunch its Antarctic hunt is likely to meet with strong opposition from Australia and New Zealand, which were behind the legal challenge at the ICJ.

If you were a fan of Ma.gnolia in the past, you will be happy to know that it is scheduled to relaunch September 22, by invite only.

However, if agreement cannot be reached among creditors owed 75% of the debt, it is likely Green's consortium would attempt to relaunch the club by transferring its assets to a new company.

It is time to relaunch his government by bringing in outside talent.

It would probably be more realistic to relaunch the round by returning to the discussion of principles instead of details.

Together, they advised aspiring macho types to 'splash it all over', with Keegan adding: 'It's like a good rub down.' An attempt to relaunch the campaign by signing up Paul Gascoigne after the 1990 World Cup stalled when Gazza confessed that it gave him a rash.

The EU is expected to approve the British government's latest plans to relaunch mortgage lending by Northern Rock and Lloyds even though they bend or even break strict state aid rules, it emerged today.