Sentence examples for will now launch from inspiring English sources

Club Silencio was slated to open in June, but will now launch in September.

The council's Welsh language officer will now launch an appeal over the standards.

The saga continues: updates will now launch through the website getfalcon.pro, starting with v2.0.4.

MLB will now launch their own investigation, and the league won't be limited by standards of the judicial system.

It will now launch in summer 2013 and the subsidy payments will be made over a period of seven years.

And yes – we listened to your comments … this blog will now launch in step with UK broadcast times rather than the Australian broadcast.

The company will now also launch a new Milk for Farmers cheddar cheese, which will cost 34p a pack more than Morrisons' standard cheese.

As for the flouncers themselves, my guess is they will now independently launch an all-out lobbying war against the European rules and hope for the same success as the banks.

Ludlow also has since then re-evaluated the company's product strategy: Instead of launching city by city, Hipster will now be launching everywhere in the US at once, on both web and mobile.

However, this is not certain and a full U.S./U.K. investigation will now be launched".

A version of this website will now be launched in Thomas Cook's other markets.