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1. He is hoping to relaunch his film career.
2. They plan to relaunch it as a stand-alone company.
3. The band are hoping to relaunch their career with a new song and a new image.
4. Sceptics suggest the Minitel's relaunch is little more than a stay of execution.
5. A noisy relaunch with attendant superstars will certainly attract lots of attention.
6. The daily Tageszeitung used the occasion to relaunch the debate about legalising the use of cannabis.
7. A solid deal, and possibly a relaunch of the product, will happen by year-end, says Interactive.
8. Noble stores before the relaunch,[sentencedict.com/relaunch.html] believes it will become a best seller this time around.
9. Alexon embarked on a relaunch of its Essex brand last summer, aimed at the older, shorter woman.
10. The relaunch expenses paid off, doubling sales at many outlets, according to marketing director Peter Holmes.
11. We will relaunch the Cooperative Development Agency. Build partnership in industry.
12. Failed to relaunch setup. Terminating.
13. The relaunch of the NASA satellite is awaiting White House approval and is going through the budget process for next year.
14. One rounds is a relaunch of the old Yugoslav football league,(Sentencedict.com) albeit under a different name.
15. The whole initiative is a major plank in a beefy relaunch of Picture Lions, timed for May.
16. There were hints before the local elections, rumours of some sort of relaunch of the Left.
17. At least two stations went bust, and others, such as Invicta Radio in Kent, had to relaunch before getting firmly established.
18. It has created PoS material and products will be on offer at 99p for the relaunch.
19. In the 1970s it turned over more than ￡50 million, but it sank last year after an unsuccessful relaunch.
20. He told magistrates he is using his car to search for new shops to relaunch his business career.
21. Baidu spent US $ 4.3 m on its Japanese search service during the quarter, which included a relaunch.
22. In one particularly bold maneuver, she dragged her Mediterranean fleet 40 miles overland in order to relaunch it, via the Gulf of Suez, into the Red Sea.
23. Spotting the danger, Mrs Merkel has countered with amounts to a soft relaunch of her government.
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