Sentence examples for relaunches with from inspiring English sources

BackStory relaunches with new episodes in 2017.

The paper relaunches with a greater emphasis on racing.

October 1994: LNR relaunches with the LBC name intact but completely new format and presenters But listenership plummets and output is criticised by radio authority chairman Lord Chalfont.

For the past six years she has been working behind the scenes, styling events, dressing bar staff, ushers and waiters for themed parties - such as a Sixties theme for this year's Christmas party on EastEnders - and next spring she relaunches with a new label, B-Army.

Today's announcement, appropriately, is being made as the site relaunches with a new design, and coincides with London Fashion Week.

If you really dislike cheesiness, you might want to start on the fifth season, as the show practically relaunches with another new Doctor and new companion.

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

Previously known as BBC GMR, BBC Radio Manchester was relaunched with its new name in April 2006.

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

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.