Sentence examples for a lot to launch from inspiring English sources

It costs a lot to launch stuff into space, but what if that stuff is in space already?

He had a lot to do with the launch of my own career.

Although there was certainly a lot to take in at the launch, Activision was being more reserved with information this time around, perhaps keeping a few secrets in reserve.

The company didn't have a lot to say about the closed launch, aside from reiterating some of its grandiose plans for making Bixby, "an integral part of our connected ecosystem," according to the company's CTO.

I have a sneaking suspicion that what seems like a premature launch has a lot to do with Harry Potter's hungry fans.

SpaceX had a lot to prove Saturday with its first launch since a Falcon 9 rocket exploded on a launchpad in September last year.

The console wars are in full swing, and Microsoft gave gamers a lot to get excited about with the launch of Titanfall last month.

Krieger said that the iPhone 4S launch had a lot to do with the impressive downloads stats, in addition to the Thanksgiving holiday, where the app was seeing engagement levels of 50 photos a second.

Currently, it costs a lot of money to launch a start-up in the SMS/mobile space — you have to license a shortcode monthly ($500-$500-$1000/moy a SMS gateway provider, and then pay anywhere from $0.03 $0.0505 per inbound or outbound text message.

But it's a myth that you need a lot of money to launch your own business.

He knew that he had to make a lot of money to launch his political career.