Sentence examples for bumpy launch from inspiring English sources

Wit Capital has been on a roll since June 15 after a bumpy launch on June 4.

But despite a slightly bumpy launch, we had to admit that they did an outstanding job.

It seems particularly cruel to make up for that bumpy launch by offering me free rides, and limiting those rides to the early weeks when there still aren't that many cars available.

You can get it now; 21 days after the slightly bumpy US launch, SkyFire has pushed the browser up for sale on the UK App Store.

Nintendo is really lucky to own the Super Mario brand: after the bumpy, Mario-less launch of the 3DS in Japan back in February, big N is seeing record sales for its portable console.

Retailers already bracing for what's expected to be the worst holiday shopping season in 17 years can also expect a rough go of things in 2009 as the bumpy economy bottoms out before launching a recovery.

Mr Blair had a bumpy week: on the day of its launch he was scolded on television by the relative of a cancer patient, and his deputy, John Prescott, clobbered a man who had thrown an egg.

Yet the group's launch has been a bit bumpy.

The upshot is, the telescope will be launched into space with deliberately bumpy mirrors and out of focus optics.

The astronauts in the capsule, Nick Hague (U.S). and Alexey Ovchinin (Russia) successfully detached upon recognizing the fault and made a safe, if bumpy, landing nearly 250 miles east of the launch site in Kazakhstan.

It's been a bumpy ten-year road trip since Lakin, 40, launched Lakland Basses with $20,000 from a home equity loan.