Sentence examples for working on the launch from inspiring English sources
Sporting publications' resilience explains why Innovation, a consultancy, is working on the launch of one new sports newspaper in Europe and the relaunch of another with a heavy emphasis on sport.La Gazzetta dello Sport, a fixture of Italy's bars and football stands, recently recorded an average daily print readership of 4.3m a record for any newspaper in the country.
"If not from them, where can one find the information?" The Transportation Department said last week that it was "working on the launch plan" and promised to update the public "as soon as we finalize all the details".
Henlau is also working on the launch of a repellent-impregnated fabric.
On Monday, he posted an update explaining that he was still in Bahrain, working on the launch of a new venture called Bahrain.tv.
Grand made her name working on the launch of Dazed & Confused, and later moved to The Face, where she remained until 2001.
Strawberry Frog, the advertising agency working on the launch, says that emerging-market brands such as Mahindra can leapfrog rich-world marques by using guerrilla-marketing techniques and new media.
Mary McKenna is a tech entrepreneur who worked on the launch of vInspired's microworking platform, Task Squad, between January and June 2014.
"The opportunity to work on the launch of such an innovative new magazine, and transform the newsstand as we know it, was simply too good to turn down," she said.
Target Media, the entertainment media agency which has worked on the launch, said that the aim is to "transition the TV fanbase as well as broadening [its appeal] to a new audience who can help to push this all the way to a Christmas number one".
Graduating from London College of Fashion in 2006 with a first class in Fashion Promotion, specialising in journalism, she started her career at Conde Nast working as a Fashion Assistant at Brides magazine, moving online in 2007 – where she worked on the launch of Stylefinder.com before becoming Fashion Features Editor of VOGUE.COM.
He was 62. Thorpe, a Scunthorpe United fan who maintained links with the supporters' club in London, began his career with National RockStar in the mid-70s and found his way to The Times as a casual sub-editor and then Eddy Shah's Today, where he worked on the launch until moving on to the Guardian soon after.
