Sentence examples for relaunched with from inspiring English sources

Now it's been relaunched with the Mobage games community, bringing social features in from that.

In 2012, the Jogging relaunched, with virality as an explicit goal.

Now it's been relaunched with a new name, PlayTales, with more than 90 e-books to choose from.

Recent activity Wellcome just relaunched with more money (£30,000), high-profile judges and Elizabeth Gilbert on shortlist.

Countryfile was relaunched with a number of new presenters, fronted by Baker and the former Watchdog presenter Julia Bradbury, who has now left the show.

Yesterday, it relaunched with an announcement it will no longer be a Labour paper, as it has been since 1925, and will instead be "politically independent".

In May, it will relaunch with a new name and a new business plan.

The show, a former CBS property which NBC is considering relaunching with Octavia Spencer, is an artefact of an earlier age.

Overseen by the parent company The Davenport Trust, he controls firms such as the luxury shoe brand Patrick Cox, which he bought this summer and plans to relaunch with new designers.

At least he's relaunching with more features.

Mobile ESPN to relaunch with Verizon Wireless [Yahoo! Business].