Sentence examples for because he launched from inspiring English sources
Bush supporters, for their part, accused the McCain campaign of condoning other calls suggesting that the governor is anti-Catholic because he launched his South Carolina campaign at Bob Jones University.
Musharraf, who is subject to arrest if he returns to Pakistan, tends to earn praise in Murree as a visionary because he launched a huge water-supply project in 2006 that residents say would have alleviated the current shortage — but the project was torpedoed by political party maneuvering after the general was forced from office two years later.
He was quickly noticed because he launched a series of attacks on legislative privileges, taking note of which congressmen were missing votes, and questioning the office of House Chaplain.
In America, an ageing Newt Gingrich is acclaimed because he launches his presidential bid on Twitter.
Bailey just gets outside the line of an inswinging yorker, thus surviving a big LBW shout – and that's an important reprieve because he launches Anderson for a mighty six over long on and then clouts another boundary back over the bowler's head.
9. Unpopular because the war he launched had become so unpopular, the president would be forced to shelve his plans to abolish social security.
She also sponsored legislation this Congress, which went nowhere, to rename Union Station in Washington for Truman because that's where he launched his whistle-stop train tour during his come-from-behind 1948 victory.
So three years ago he launched Crown & Caliber, because, as he told me, "He got screwed, and I've been there.
The global economy is slowing at least partly because of the trade war he launched, which he insisted would be "good" and "easy to win". And the sugar high from the Trump tax cuts has mostly worn off.
Who launches a perfume because a 3-year-old likes it?" The nutcase was Emilio Pucci, and the perfume he launched was Vivara in 1966.
Blumberg, who watched "Scrubs" with his wife "back when we did that sort of thing, before we had kids," recognizes some of the more subtle parallels between himself and Braff's character in "Alex, Inc". When Soraya tells her father in the pilot that "TV is better" than radio because she needs pictures, he launches into a goofy reenactment of a true-crime story to convince her otherwise.
