Sentence examples for high launch from inspiring English sources

Over the next few days Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail, which scored a career high launch last weekend for the film-maker and his distributor Lionsgate, will make way for the chaste charms of the Jonas Brothers.

High launch costs, and the fact that the biggest customers for high-resolution imagery are governments, are likely to sustain the cosy relationship between commercial satellite operators and the military.

American aviation pioneer Burt Rutan's company Scaled Composites, for example, was developing SpaceShipOne (SS1), which would be carried to a high launch altitude by a twin-engine jet aircraft, rocket into space, and then glide to a landing.

The liquid element cools the interior engine walls which keeps the metal from melting in high launch temperatures.

While many consumers blamed the add-on's high launch price, it also suffered from a tiny software library, with only two titles being available at launch.

Other factors impacting sales included the high launch price of the Mega-CD in Japan and only two titles being available at launch.

A fifth episode, called "Ham 'Em High", launched on December 23 , 2010 in celebration of the game's first year in the iOS App Store.

It was the second highest launch audience to date, beating the 10.2 million (48%) who watched the fifth series opener in 2008.

It is the highest launch figures for a US drama series on the channel, which carries several American shows including the NCIS and CSI franchises, since 2009.

"Future will hit a perfect storm in 2006 with the existing factors of weaker consumer spending and higher launch investment compounded by the gap year in console gaming, as PlayStation3 is launched," Numis Securities said in a note today.

For core fuelling, classical inboard pellet injection technology is selected, in principle similar to that proposed for ITER but aiming for higher launch speeds to achieve deep fuelling of the DEMO plasma.