Sentence examples for started to roll out from inspiring English sources

LOS ANGELES -- Last week, Marvel Studios started to roll out ads for its newest movie star.

The studio had already started to roll out a multimillion-dollar marketing campaign.

Ridge Diagnostics has also started to roll out a test analyzing 10 biomarkers linked to depression in adults.

Earlier this week, it started to roll out an instant delivery service for restaurants and a premium "white glove" service for fine dining establishments in the Washington area.

For similar reasons, the iPad 2 was stuck with 3G connectivity, even though the wireless carriers had started to roll out their speedier (and thirstier) 4G networks.

But as these products have started to roll out in the past few weeks, trying to keep up with them all has saddled websites with extra engineering.

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Princess Cruises will start to roll out Chef's Tables aboard its other ships starting this fall.

Nearly a year later, the bigger grocery chains are starting to roll out their online offerings more aggressively.

AT&T will start to roll out LTE this summer, but it has not announced if it will charge more for the service.

Many months later, however, when you start to roll out the program, you might discover that the salespeople aren't sold on the benefits.