Sentence examples for the launch day from inspiring English sources

On the launch day of our feminist magazine we were slated for publishing a piece about sterilisation in our taboo corner.

And while it was Lagerfeld, wearing a triple strand of pearls over his white shirt, who presided over the launch day, it is the sketched figure of Coco Chanel which greets visitors to the exhibition.

So I will tell you and then choose to forget the launch day I spent mainly feeling lousy and oppressed and dizzy and worrying about a number of matters including my inability to recover.

GTA's vast and action-packed virtual world is frequently more appealing to players than the real one, with 14% of British men admitting they are likely to throw a sickie on the launch day of a new game.

Glad you ask, dear reader, because the Guardian has obtained the launch day lineup for Taylor Swift Now in a journalistic coup that will surely be criminalized as soon as Donald Trump takes the oath of office in January.

A key launch venue is Hong Kong, however, which was among the 10 countries for the initial launch – unlike last year, when the territory, a key channel to China, was not included in the launch day.

I was writing for mobile games website Pocket Gamer at the time, and remember rooting through the launch-day selection to pick out titles like Super Monkey Ball, Apple's own Texas Hold 'em and Cro-Mag Rally.

Geoffrey Fowler was the most downbeat of the launch-day reviewers: "A week with the Rift showed me it still needs to dig itself out of some deep holes," he wrote, suggesting that only serious gamers will want to own one for now: Everyone talks about VR's sensory overload, but the most troubling part for me was the sensory deprivation.

But the journalists did not see the launching Friday morning, or its spectacular failure minutes later.

Waking up in a panic everyday for the month before the big launch day arrives.

There are no details yet on the European launch day figures.