Sentence examples for gave a launch from inspiring English sources
Here's the kicker: Three months after the wedding Mr. McDonnell gave a launch party for Antabloc — at the governor's mansion.
Considering the huge demand of tea from his restaurant customers, although tea business is different from food grocery, it led to the launching of a new subsidiary "Friendly Mart Tea Packers" with the brand name of "Day Break" in the year 2009 2010, which gave a launching pad to yet another budding entrepreneur (Abdul Basheer) in the community.
As well as giving a launch date, Cook announced a large expansion in support for the service, both at the banks' and the merchants' end.
It did not, however, give a launch date or specify which handsets they would be available on.
Dig into your savings, crack open the piggy bank, list those last few items on eBay, Apple's most radical iPhone yet has been given a launch date.
"However, how can these sensors differentiate between negative stress - distress - and positive stress - or "eustress" - where the user might be having a wonderful, immersive experience?" Microsoft has yet to give a launch date for HoloLens.
But it looks like the New York Times may have one-upped its rival with a story today giving a launch window for the device.
Twitter didn't give a launch date for when sites would start integrating the new platform, but it looks like we've just come across the first site to feature @anywhere.
The Air Force says the network is needed to insure that a President can give a launching order to Strategic Air Command bombers.
The Saga Prize for unpublished first novels by people of African descent gave a fillip, launching the careers of Diran Adebayo and Joanna Traynor.
