Sentence examples for relaunched on from inspiring English sources

When the petition was relaunched on May 12 the impact was immediate.

Neighbours was relaunched on Channel 10 and became particularly popular with younger audiences.

Its partner title, the Glossop Chronicle, will also be relaunched on the same day.

Independent.co.uk, which relaunched on 31 October, saw monthly users fall 2% month on month to 13,596,368.

Walter's book, Living Dolls: The Return of Sexism, will be relaunched on 8 March for International Women's Day.

Mirror.co.uk relaunched on 8 February but crashed, forcing the website to revert to its old front page for several hours.

Arch One, a bar/restaurant on London's South Bank, is relaunching on September 1 under Gemma Tuley, a former Gordon Ramsay protegee.

He has few qualms about scrapping the 63-year-old paid model for the title, which will relaunch on 18 September.

He paid the last of the debts off two years ago and immediately began re-establishing his studio, relaunching On U Sound and recording his solo album.

The London Evening Standard will relaunch on Monday backed by a massive promotion offering hundreds of thousands of copies of the 50p paper for free for the day.

IPC Media is to raid the NME and Melody Maker archives in a bid to kick start sales of music and film title Uncut, which relaunches on Tuesday.