Sentence examples for relaunched at from inspiring English sources

The intimation is that a couture wardrobe could be relaunched at Saint Laurent.

Living Ears, It's a Rap and Pop Tarts have relaunched at new URLs, generally without any older material.

It relaunched at the start of 2014 virtually unrecognisable, now a founder member of a growing international alliance.

His Disraeli was relaunched at a splendid lunch in 1997, at which his pride in his daughters was apparent and moving.

Scuttled in 1820, raised in 1913 and restored over many years, the ship was relaunched at Erie in 1988, on the battle's 175th anniversary.

Jay Penske, who bought Variety in October with backing from hedge fund Third Point, is to overhaul the weekly magazine while the website was relaunched at the beginning of the month, a move which included taking down the paywall.

And her diffusion line will remain, along with her children's wear collection which is relaunching at David Jones next month.

Last year, the organisation that runs it changed its name to Culture24, and said it would relaunch at www.culture24.org.uk this summer.

Next month the Community of Democracies, a Clinton-era ginger group for governments and campaigners, is relaunching at a big summit in the Polish city of Cracow, with strong backing from America's secretary of state, Hillary Clinton.

Juicy Couture, known for its jaunty velour tracksuits a decade ago, is closing all its U.S. stores but expanding in Asia; later, it hopes to relaunch at home with a new image.

"Wouldn't it be marvellous for them to relaunch at Glastonbury, now Liam has split from Beady Eye?" The former Oasis frontman posted news of the split on Twitter last month but did not explain why his band was calling it a day.