Sentence examples for station launch from inspiring English sources

"I haven't seen any station launch it on this level, with the app, with the marketing, in a market this size, with a station this big," says Caballero.

An independent news station launched in 2011 is proving far more popular.

On November 10th the station launched a channel on iPlayer, the BBC's video-on-demand site.

Skylab, first U.S. space station, launched into Earth orbit on May 14, 1973.

WHEN Radio 1, a BBC music station, launched in the late 1960s teenagers flocked to it.

Then there is a Maxim radio station launched on the satellite radio service Sirius.

It was the first commercial radio station launched in the UK in 1973, at the time standing for London Broadcasting Company.

The Russian-made, but American-financed, control module, called Zarya, became the first part of the station launched in November 1998.

There were many sensible people who were extremely skeptical of WFAN's prospects before the station launched, and they became even more so once it did.

The Channel 4 afternoon show, which has been running since the station launched in 1982, recently picked up a Guinness world record after it reached its 6,000th edition.

Other DJs on the fledgling station, launched simultaneously with Radio 2, included Kenny Everett and Simon Dee, both of whom, like Blackburn, had cut their teeth on the pirate stations.