Sentence examples similar to roll out in the first from inspiring English sources

At 1 am on 13 August 1961, barbed wire was rolled out in the first step of building a wall that would split a city for more than quarter of a century.

And they have realised that families may want to buy soap in very small quantities perhaps like a sweet wrapped in paper because some dislike sharing toilet soap and others cannot afford to buy big bars.Once the programme has been rolled out in the first two places, it will be extended to China, Nepal, Peru, parts of Central Asia and Senegal.

The feature will be rolled out in the "first half of the year" according to a DISH press release.

It will roll out in the UK first with other countries to follow.

Scrapbook will first roll out in the U.S. on iOS, Android and desktop.

South Korea's Hyundai is building a plant in Alabama that will produce 300,000 passenger cars and SUVs a year; the first production models are slated to roll out in the first quarter of 2005.

The service is expected to roll out in the first quarter and will look very different from AOL's standard fare.

The integration with AJB's offerings will roll out in the first quarter of this year, says the companies.

Developers can sign up for the Alpha of DataSift's Historical Data starting today (the actual service will begin to roll out in the first quarter of next year).

We've asked the question before (more than once, in fact), and it looks like it may be in order again: 5miles, an app developed in China but being rolled out in the U.S. first as a quick way for people to list and buy items locally, has raised $30 million in funding to beat the classifieds leader at its own game.

The software is set to roll-out in the second quarter of this year but it still isn't clear if it will work with existing ThinkPad's right from Lenovo without the help of an enterprising hacker or two.