Sentence examples for time to relaunch from inspiring English sources
It is time to relaunch his government by bringing in outside talent.
Reinhold Mitterlehner, head of the People's party, appeared to agree, saying late on Sunday after the "disappointing" result that it was time to "relaunch" the coalition.
This seems to be the worst possible time to relaunch a luxury car brand in the U.S.even if the name is Maserati.
Founder and CEO Dino Ha told TechCrunch they decided that increased consumer awareness about Asian beauty brands in the United States meant it was the right time to relaunch there.
After Pierce Brosnan's successful seven-year run as 007 came to an end in 2002, it was time to relaunch the franchise with a new actor for the new millennium.
The Twitter co-founder, who recently announced he was leaving the company full time to relaunch The Obvious Corporation, added that he and Williams skipped out on lunch with Zuckerberg at Facebook's headquarters.
"The time is right to relaunch the pro league of just local teams.
If China and Russia have given up, it's no time for us to relaunch a People's Republic of our own.
A "Big Idea" can be a mixed blessing, as David Cameron discovers every time he has to relaunch the "big society".
The time has come to relaunch negotiations - without preconditions - that address the permanent-status issues: security for Israelis and Palestinians; borders, refugees and Jerusalem.
We're buying: Exit through the gift shop The V&A's new ballgowns exhibit is a must see, so what better time for it to relaunch its fashion shop?
