Sentence examples for is trying to launch from inspiring English sources

He is trying to launch every ball here and he's a very strong man.

Two of the three products it is trying to launch this year, for migraine and schizophrenia, have had problems with regulators.

The 38 year old is trying to launch a new project to provide care for high-risk rough sleepers, in their language, to make reconnection easier.

Kristina Karo - who is trying to launch a music career - is suing Kunis for $5,000, claiming that the Black Swan actor stole her pet chicken 25 years ago in Ukraine.

"The regime is trying to launch a pre-emptive attack before Ramadan, but can it occupy all of Syria?" asked a resident in Hama who gave his name as Abu Abdo.

Ms Gross is trying to launch an economic and community development consulting business, but he says the accusations levied against him by Cuba still hang over him, limiting his ability to work overseas.

We are trying to launch small-scale privatisation through auctions.

Five more Palestinians were wounded when a rocket they were trying to launch exploded.

New banks that are trying to launch, include Virgin Money, Metro Bank, Walton & Co and Home & Savings Bank, and supermarket chain Tesco.

We were trying to launch a systematic, wholehearted battle against segregation, which would set the pace for the nation".

But costs are always the issue, whether you're trying to launch a rocket or a movie.