Sentence examples for launch at a from inspiring English sources

The launch, at a sports club decorated with the flags of Britain, China and Lesotho, was modest and somewhat chaotic.

"They tried to launch at a very difficult time - anything that involves selling big-ticket items at the moment is a struggle".

Tomorrow morning we officially launch at a breakfast with Peter Mandelson, Douglas Alexander and Tom Watson, so it'll probably get even more intense.

"When I told you to take your daughter out somewhere you'd be photographed," he hissed, " I didn't mean to a lingerie launch at a dildo-stuffed sex shop.

The ministers will call for negotiations proper to start in 1998, probably with a formal launch at a western-hemisphere summit meeting that is due to be held in Santiago, Chile, in March.

That will be clear on November 30th, when as many as 100,000 demonstrators will march through Seattle, ostensibly to protest at the launch, at a World Trade Organisation summit, of a new round of trade-liberalising talks.

These have fed into an edited book, which Walport will launch at an event in London on 18 April.

The new phones are expected to launch at an event on September 9, when Apple is also rumoured to be launching its new Apple TV hardware.

Ideally, place it on a hill (for extra height), on a slight slope (so that the rocket will launch at an angle), and pointing with the wind.

A sprawling piece of legislation, it was launched at a bemused public without much preparation.

The plan was officially launched at a White House meeting between Sharon and U.S. Pres.