Sentence examples for were to relaunch from inspiring English sources

"If you were to relaunch a network like MTV today, how would you do it?

The last thing England want when this series is done is to relaunch the search for yet another opening batsman.

The magazine is to relaunch its "Heat extra" app, featuring video and quizzes you can access when you point your phone at the latest issue.

"The biggest thing we have done in the last six months is to relaunch the Observer and that has taken a very large amount of time and effort," says Brooks.

But, such is the churn of the comics industry, the title was wound down in September at issue 57, the plan being to relaunch it this month as Transformers: Lost Light.

The desire on part of the policy makers seems to be to relaunch the errant banks on the course they have just been forced to abandon – lend more to anyone who will ask for a loan.

The usual approach is to relaunch the car and load up dealers with less-costly models.

"One of our plans is to relaunch nyc.gov," said Rachel Sterne, the city's first Digital Officer.

The name of the most famous ship to sink in modern history is now being used to relaunch a neglected area of Belfast.

As the trial sits in the court, it's been said that Megaupload is about to relaunch its service.

But they were able to relaunch last September when enough money was raised through Kickstarter to pay for three interns to run the site.