Sentence examples for soon to launch from inspiring English sources
Beats – soon to launch a Spotify rival called Beats Music – sells headphones.
More importantly, this helped IE licence the technology to Suzuki, then later to others soon to launch fuel-cell scooters.
Budget airlines put Prague on the orgiasts' map and one of them, easyJet, is soon to launch a service between London and the Baltics.
Jan Björklund, the minister of education, moved to tighten central control over schools and is soon to launch a parliamentary inquiry into competition and free schools.
He said he hoped soon to launch a nationwide study of statins in people with low cholesterol but high C-reactive protein levels.
Jonathan could have stopped at the Brutus shirts, but he caught the fashion fever and is soon to launch Brutus Gold denim and Brutus suits, and is teaming up the Trimfit range with Dr Martens and Trojan Records.
Announcing its annual results on Tuesday, the retailer said that it soon hoped to launch a Tesco current account, too.
"The Office of Fair Trading decides soon whether to launch an investigation into fuel prices, hopefully tackling the fuel industry's treatment of drivers, consumers and businesses".
To spread his costs over more magazines, Silberkleit soon decided to launch two additional titles.
In order to spread his costs over more magazines, Silberkleit soon decided to launch two additional titles.
Mutual Media aims to solve this problem with its soon-to-launch Ad+ tool.
