Sentence examples for relaunching in from inspiring English sources

Over the next five years, the troupe expanded, relaunching in 1984 as Zingaro.

Absolute Radio was previously known as Virgin Radio, relaunching in 2008 after its purchase by the Times of India Group.

- Latest figures show the Guardian's iPhone app has been downloaded more than 400,000 times and has generated 67,000 active subscriptions since relaunching in January.

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From a News Corporation point of view as long as it deals with the problems … effectively, efficiently and properly rooting out problems and relaunching in an effective way I think that works".

Relaunching in the midst of a recession was hardly ideal for Dickens or the station's new owners, the Times of India Group, a subsidiary of which paid SMG £53.2m for the station in June last year.

"It's a big relaunch in Edinburgh," he says.

But jigsaws have never been relaunched in the same way.

September The Guardian is relaunched in Berliner format.

Fabergé, a defunct jewellery-maker known for its gem-encrusted eggs, relaunched in September.

"We're being relaunched in the UK because we were really launched here 30 years ago.