Sentence examples for To launches from inspiring English sources
verb
To throw, as a lance or dart; to hurl; to let fly; to send off, propel with force.
Apple isn't a stranger to launches and products going wrong.
But mostly, we go to launches to meet people, to organise, to network.
Astronauts can invite their childhood idols to launches — it's one of the perks of the job, along with the view.
"It began as a social thing because if you go out to launches you were always offered a drink," she said.
And the readers themselves are engaged: they go to launches, they've book clubs, they talk to each other, they get to the literary festivals".
You'll be flying around to launches and speeches with your baby momma PM, your child clocking up the air miles, before long filling up a third passport with stamps of all shapes and colours.
AOL To Launch Next Version Of Netscape.
To launch a diversionary war?
To launch a porn site: PETA.
To launch Skymark, Sawada raised $50 million.
