Sentence examples for bill to launch from inspiring English sources

Double bill to launch the new 1960s drama about a group of pulchritudinous airline stewardesses, starring Christina Ricci, who always seem to be in the right place when major historical moments unfold.

What began as a way for missiles and troops to peg their locations to within feet American taxpayers paid the $15billion bill to launch the 27 GPS satellites that orbit 11,000 miles above the Earth and help pinpoint terrestrial locations has become a plaything for the leisure class.

But it's now announced its debut smartphone: a "premium" handset it's calling the Nokia 6, which is billed to launch in China in "early 2017".

Judging by the first bill Pelosi wants to launch in the House come January, though, it seems as if the Democrats will come out swinging hard for press and political points.

The legislation, signed into law by Democratic governor Jerry Brown on Wednesday, is a major blow to the tobacco industry, which aggressively lobbied against the bill and has threatened to launch a referendum vote that would seek to overturn the controversial policy.

That's not the only trick Skylanders Trap Team has up its sleeve, however – the game is being billed as the first to launch simultaneous, completely identical games on both tablets and dedicated gaming consoles.

The bill would require the government to launch an inquiry into the benefits of moving clocks forward by an hour throughout the year, and has received widespread support from road safety, environmental, tourism and sports groups.

The bill also requires the Commerce Department to launch an investigation if an American industry files a properly-documented complaint, to forestall government foot-dragging in such cases.

Another interesting part is News Corp appearing to continue to hedge its bets; on one hand it joined with NBC to launch Hulu, billed as an iTunes alternative, and yet they continue to deal with Apple directly as well.

So why is the government planning to launch an FE bill on the back of it?

After a bill to regulate and launch fracking passed the Illinois legislature, industry lobbyists launched a campaign to portray opponents as a tiny fringe.