Sentence examples for go on to launch from inspiring English sources
An impressive 58percentt of MIT-GSL graduates go on to launch profitable companies.
After completing eLab, many startups go on to launch their businesses and raise funds.
Kennedy, of course, would go on to launch the Peace Corps, which has impacted the lives of millions throughout the world by bringing Americans across the ocean, teaching students and training teachers, and making our world a smaller place.
South Africa, playing at home in a tournament that would later go on to launch a thousand platitudes about post-apartheid racial reconciliation, stunned the world champions in the opening fixture, and the Wallabies never really recovered.
At the time of writing Afghanistan is the focus, but whatever happens there, it isn't clear whether the US Administration will go on to launch a more general campaign of military pressure against other states which have supported terrorist groups, and if so, what states and what kind of military pressure?
Companies that go on to launch a second product, enter a second market, or lead a second technical revolution do so because their founders structured them not as one-offs to solve a specific problem but as engines of innovation that spawn a thousand experiments.
Some of its developers went on to launch Netscape, an improved version, in 1994, just as the internet was taking off.
Goldstein recently went on to launched DJZ, another music streaming service, with the help of $1 million in funding from Kleiner Perkins and others.
George Soros immigrated to America from London in 1956, then went on to launch the Quantum Fund, one of the world's first private hedge funds.
Kashuk has since gone on to launch her eponymous makeup line at Target, one of the rare drugstore brands that has redefined the concept of affordable luxury.
