Sentence examples for being able to launch from inspiring English sources
Other potential threats, like Iran and Iraq, are considered many years away from being able to launch intercontinental ballistic missiles.
By early afternoon, I'd progressed from dragging myself along the water with the kite, without the board, to being able to launch myself for 50-foot runs.
Even so, Washington is worried, not only about North Korea being able to launch an intercontinental attack but also about the North Koreans selling their missile technology to other regimes.
And I've arranged with my publisher that if you do join us with this campaign they will sell the book to you for a low price.' That became the tipping point — being able to launch that book with eleven hundred churches, right from the get-go.
It no longer wields power by being able to launch conventional weapons around the world; cyber warfare is too effective.
"But still, to build up so many attacks and being able to launch them simultaneously demonstrates clearly [the Taliban's] ability to strike where and when they want".
We were able to launch the show.
"We were able to launch within weeks," he says.
In 2013, they secured funding and were able to launch the site.
"People in the UK will be able to launch projects on Kickstarter starting this autumn!
