Sentence examples for launch daily from inspiring English sources

First, all security branches were to launch daily raids against protest organizers and "those who tarnish the image of Syria in foreign media".

Last week, the new Island Lynx Ferry Company, 340-713-5969, www.isetndlynx.com, was setoto launch daily service on a 300-passenger catamaran between St. Thomas and St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

Continental Airlines will launch daily nonstops between Newark International Airport and Hong Kong aboard Boeing 777's on March 1, starting at $629 round trip for the first month only, taxes included.

Groupon is determined to launch daily deal sites in markets all over the world, as we've seen in the past.

Flash sales will launch daily at 11 AM Eastern time, 7 days per week and lasting for 72 hours.

I've also been long terrified that my favorite iOS utility CloudMagic, which I launch daily, will soon give up, too.

He added that the recently launched Daily Mail Australia, a joint venture with Nine, will be profitable in its second year of operation.

Sanders started her agony aunt career proper in the late 1970s when the freshly launched Daily Star hired her to do a "mixed agony/consumer column".

Dom flew with British Midland (0870 6070 555; flybmi.com) which recently launched daily flights from Heathrow to Tehran (from £481 return) as part of an expansion to 17 new destinations across the Middle East, Africa and Russia.

At the same time, Qatar became the first Arab country to heed Lebanese pleas to break Israel's blockade (due to end this week), by launching daily flights to Beirut in defiance of Israel's demands that air traffic receive its prior clearance.One reason Qatar can challenge Israel is that it, unlike most Arab countries, maintains discreet, low-level relations with the Jewish state.

More than 35 balloons will be launched daily from the grounds at Brookhaven Calabro Airport in Shirley, Aug. 8 to 10 (from 6 to 8 a.m. and 6 to 8 p.m., wind and weather permitting), as well as a flock of megakites, including one shaped like an American flag.