Sentence examples for stellar launch from inspiring English sources

Torchwood's stellar launch ratings boosted BBC3 to a 3.5% share of multichannel viewing yesterday, compared to the network's three month Sunday average of 0.9%.

After a stellar launch, in which the first two movies broke opening-weekend records in 1979 and 1982, the "Star Trek" series slowed down, puttering along for much of the nineteen-nineties.

When Nokia launched its Ovi Store for mobile applications a month ago, it was clear that – despite its less than stellar launch – it would be a mistake to simply dismiss the Finnish mobile juggernaut's efforts as meaningless.

It even had a stellar launch team in Philip Wilkinson (founder of the UK's first price comparison engine which later became Kelkoo), Glen Drury (ex-MD Kelkoo Europe and VP Yahoo), and Jan Riem.

Observations, however, show that instead many stellar explosions launch narrow jets of material that can accelerate particles to nearly the speed of light.

Started by the original creator of Mt. Gox, Stellar first launched by openly distributing Lumens (the platform's digital currency) to anyone that signed up online.

But if Google does one thing well, it's iterating on less-than-stellar product launches and building on a firm foundation of failure.

Neither the PS4 or the Xbox One have a particularly stellar array of launch titles but Microsoft, I think, has the edge.

Maybe after a stellar iPad 14 launch, Apple secedes, and they'll be neck-and-neck — if the U.S. exists at that point.

After more than ten years at Granada television - where her stellar career was launched with the mould-breaking comedy drama Cold Feet - she joined BBC Films last autumn.

Born 29 April 1854, in Nancy, France, he was a precocious child and had a stellar university career, launching into mathematical research of extraordinary originality.