Sentence examples for back to launch from inspiring English sources

These guys go there and come back to launch attacks on our forward positions".

"He is not coming back to launch a new soup initiative".

Slade missed the conversion and Leicester immediately struck back to launch their best spell of the match that led to Parling scoring in the left corner.

The players trade a few introductory groundstrokes before one player wordlessly takes a few steps forward for volleys, which is the other's cue to take a few steps back to launch liners and lobs.

They recorded for Topic Records, now the oldest independent label in the world, and the present-day family group were back to launch Topic's 70th birthday celebrations and show how their music has progressed.

Wide receiver Joe Jurevicius caught two touchdown passes for the first time in his career and punter Rodney Williams, who broke his wrist, came back to launch a 39-yard punt with a temporary cast on his right arm.

"After Myspace, I wanted to get back to launching new businesses at the seed stage," Jones says, "And I didn't want to do it as an investor".

Although SpaceX is bullish about getting back to launching Falcon 9 rockets and its $10 billion worth of payloads, John M. Logsdon, a space-policy expert and historian at George Washington University's Space Policy Institute, said there will be some kind of disruption.

Ainslie's goal is to then to secure enough backing to launch a British challenge for the 35th staging of the event.

But the Austrians needed Germany's backing to launch their war, and Berlin, as Kramer explains, did not have to give it.

"It may well be the most important presidential act on the Constitution and war-making powers," wrote Walter Shapiro, "since Harry Truman decided to sidestep Congress and not seek its backing to launch the Korean war".