Sentence examples for the re launch from inspiring English sources

Friis has written a Medium post to back up the (re)launch explaining why the digital world needs an injection of the unexpected — and his logic basically boils down to the 'filter bubble' problem.

The (re)launch of the Napster brand across Europe looks to be an attempt to leverage what Rhapsody dubs a "cult" brand, but obviously without any of the illegality which brought Napster to Europeans' attention in the first place.

Ms. Mitchell said the series represent "the re-launch of KCET as a major public television producing station".

Why? Former writers expressed their disbelief at the fact Raven apparently announced the re-launch without first consulting the co-founder Marsha Rowe, who said she was "flabbergasted".

The group hopes to work the same magic with the re-launch of St Ivel Gold and Vitalite, acquired a year ago.

Penned by the man behind the re-launch of Doctor Who, the dramas, entitled Cucumber and Banana, will explore "the passions and pitfalls of 21st century gay life".

The TV mogul was said to have cancelled his holidays to prepare for the re-launch of his party in the autumn.

The magazine underwent a drastic makeover to make sure it stood out amongst older titles, kicking off the re-launch with the iconic popstar Pink on the cover.

Its brand is not yet strong enough to absorb more than a couple of slip-ups, and the re-launch of Alfa Romeo in America will be difficult and expensive.

Next on the agenda will be the re-launch of the digitally restored version of Frederico Fellini's classic "La Dolce Vita," whose 50th anniversary will be celebrated in Rome this fall.

This summer, to celebrate the re-launch of our Web site, we'll be pulling selected articles together into mini-anthologies, starting with a collection of love stories from the fiction archive.