Sentence examples for launch driving from inspiring English sources

But while romance and erotica have been consistently strong sellers on the Kindle since its launch, driving early ebook adoption while remaining popular online, it follows in a long line from Nancy Friday to the recently revived Black Lace imprint, perennially popular, and, yes, usually written by women.

Launch driving, and maritime work in general, consists of a very close-knit community.

Since most launch driving positions are provided by private companies, ask businesses that have established launch services if they have openings.

Launch driving is a very niche profession.

Later in 2005 Google launched driving and public transport directions, but it wasn't until the launch of satellite imagery that Hanke saw how committed Google was to the project.

England must keep this up because if the French duo are allowed an easy ride with their kicking game it will provide a platform for the French set piece in England's half where they will launch their driving lineout, a very typical Saint-André tactic.

In a positive sign for the peace plan agreed in Minsk last week, the Guardian saw at least a dozen multiple rocket launch systems driving further into rebel territory from the area near Debaltseve and Perevalsk, as well as numerous trucks carrying ammunition – both sides were supposed to begin pulling back heavy weapons on Tuesday to create a buffer zone of up to 140km (87 miles).

Waymo isn't the only one hoping to launch autonomous driving services in some capacity soon, however; GM's Cruise is looking to deploy "at scale" in 2019, and Uber says it'll have limited commercial availability of its service in around 18 months.

The adjacent gallery, called Driving for Sport and Pleasure, holds 20 more vehicles, including sleighs, a stagecoach and a recently acquired 19th-century English carriage named the Tally-Ho that launched a driving craze among wealthy Americans.

Twelve is at least two too many, but what are you to do when France are launching one driving maul after another?

The hosts launched a driving maul and then spun the ball wide but England squad member Luther Burrell slipped five metres out when he tried to step inside and the Castres defence swooped to win a penalty as the Northampton centre held on in desperation.