Sentence examples for launch burning from inspiring English sources

Just prior to releasing iOS 8 Apple had also pulled its flagship HealthKit feature, which had been due to be there from launch, burning developers who had added HealthKit integration in the process because Apple also yanked their apps from the App Store at the last minute.

The second launched burning trees like moon shots.

After four days of fighting, a Korean officer named Pak launched burning barges against its hull and set it aflame, forcing all aboard to throw themselves into the river, where they were captured by Korean fighters and either hacked to death at once or brought to shore for dismemberment by the jubilant crowds.

Following the band's implosion, in 1978, he formed Public Image Ltd.; if the Pistols were a firework launched from a burning boat, PiL has been a steady beacon for more than three decades.

The administration is also interested in pursuing a "boost-phase" defense, in which the attacking missile would be destroyed while its launch rocket was still burning.

The last sentence is unforgettable: "In the distance the shimmering pier juts into the vast darkness of the ocean like a burning ship launched into the night".

Its behaviour was characterised by mass spotting (the launch, transport and landing of burning firebrands that ignited new fires downwind of the main fire), an indication of low fine surface fuel moisture content (FMC).

There was so much that could go wrong with the plan to land men on the Moon – from the massive Saturn 5 rocket blowing up on the launch pad to the capsule burning up on re-entry.

It was a strategy put to good use by the Scots during the Wars of Independence; they repeatedly launched raids into northern England, burning much of the countryside until the whole region was transformed.

Of course, with today's launch of the iOS application, the burning question for now is "what about Android?" Unfortunately, there's no ETA on that just yet.

"We are launched horizontally, but immediately the motor starts burning so we pull up into the vertical," says Mackay.