Sentence examples similar to whether to relaunch from inspiring English sources

"To relaunch into what's important".

Times Online is due to relaunch behind a paywall this spring.

But attempts to relaunch Bugatti have been star-crossed.

A decade on, MK is preparing to relaunch this campaign.

It's wonderful to have this opportunity to relaunch these books for a new generation".

"The time is right to relaunch the pro league of just local teams.

He also plans to relaunch Breitbart.com as a more heavily curated site.

Some worry that failure to do this will invite Russia to relaunch the war.

He may also feel emboldened to relaunch his plans for a presidential form of government.

The foundation also helped to relaunch Stoke-on-Trent's political website, Pits n Pots.

But that will not help Mr Abbas in his quest to relaunch meaningful negotiations with Israel.