Sentence examples for to launch for from inspiring English sources

"It's the first local, weekly newspaper to launch for Chester Wirral and North Wales.

The project, which aims to launch for the 2014-15 academic year, will change things in a number of ways.

"If you're a high-profile studio movie that wants to launch for the international market, it's great," Mr. Cohen said.

Several did lose touch with Moscow, and continued preparing to launch for days after Kruschev had ended the crisis.

"I said, 'We're poised to launch for Basra, and we will police up the rest of these folks if you want us to,' " General Boomer said.

But that isn't expected to launch for some time, as Apple battles to get the TV channels and networks on board.

The origins of Skype's Luxembourg scheme lie in the company's drive to launch paid-for services.

Look for it to launch September 29 for around $355.

We continue to land, launch for clients.

Governor Bush wishes to return to it, and chose the worst possible venue in which to launch -- for lack of a better phrase -- his risky foreign policy scheme...

So in a major foreign policy speech in Boston today, Mr. Gore criticized Mr. Bush for talking about a costly and controversial Star Wars missile defense plan in his meeting with the foreign minister of Russia and said the Texan "chose the worst possible venue in which to launch -- for lack of a better phrase -- his risky foreign policy scheme".