Sentence examples for launch and complete from inspiring English sources
They exercise far greater control over their work, but each movie, begun from scratch, with technicians and members of the cast hired separately, takes much longer to launch and complete, and the enormous rise in production costs (more than sixty million dollars for a major studio film) has been jacked up, in part, by the staggering increases in what stars are able to demand and receive.
I am convinced that when people have the conviction to launch and complete a project, and when each of the team members is truly in charge of something, no matter what is the size of the organization, or whatever his or her position in the organization, they become truly engaged in doing meaningful work, not just doing a job.
But Fiat said Monday it determined that "it will not be practicable" to launch and complete the IPO by the end of this year.
It's an entirely different business model than someone like SpaceX whose Falcon 9 is estimated at $60 million per launch and completed 6 successful launches in 2015.
"A big shout out to our astronaut strength and conditioning folks, who were really interested in this and who got this whole workout together," Williams said after her race, adding thanks to the staff of NASA's Exercise Lab as well as neurosurgeon Sanjay Gupta, CNN's medical correspondent, who trained with Williams before her launch and completed the race in Malibu.
The small software client installed automatically on all three, and launched and completed backups flawlessly.
After the ETS-VI, the ETS-VII was launched and completed the intended missions on the rendezvous and docking as well as the robotics experiments.
Hennessy built unparalleled support among alumni and supporters, including launching and completing the $6.2 billion Stanford Challenge campaign, the most successful fundraising effort completed to date in American higher education.
So far, PhaseBio has launched and completed multiple clinical trials of ELPs for use in the treatment of diabetes and heart disease.
LK: You've recently launched and completed a successful Kickstarter campaign to get your press up and running.
Hōshō was the second warship, after the British, to be designed from the keel up as an aircraft carrier, but was launched and completed earlier than Hermes.
