Sentence examples for launch eat from inspiring English sources

Whether it's removing old ship wrecks, cleaning up oil spills, moving barges back and forth in the harbor, or offering production assistance and props for film and TV, the folks at Miller's Launch eat, sleep, and breathe tugs.

The stunt helped launch Eat a Peach, which was issued by Capricorn in February 1972 and became an instant success.

Enter the Molecule-R Aromaforks (£40) – a set of four (pictured right) recently launched eating irons that feature small absorbent circles, lodged on the fork's handles, onto which accompanying pungent fluids can be dropped.

Bolthouse Farms will be launching Eat Brighter-branded baby carrots in January 2015.

This week, Kahi and her brother launched Eat Offbeat, a for-profit meal delivery startup that employs recently resettled refugees from around the world as chefs who prepare traditional dishes from their countries of origin.

After staying at Salesforce for three years, Birnbaum and Suriel made a surprise sidestep, taking roles respectively as CTO and chief architect at Sean Parker's Airtime, the video chat startup that struggled early to on find its feet (Parker once described its rocky launch like "eating glass").

Since launching Eats two years ago, we've seen the business take off, growing through new markets, and forming new partnerships with restaurant owners around the world.

The famous Five A Day campaign, launched by the Department of Health in 2002, was having an impact: at its launch we were eating 1.4 pieces of fruit and veg a day, which rose to 3.3 by 2006.

As a reminder of the Meadowlands' past, a sign posted at the boat launch warns against eating blue claw crabs caught in the river.

They complained after the show, when doors spread open for a crowded party that was also a charity event and perfume launch, but offered little to eat.

And now it can be a device to help those urbanities actually find a place to eat with the launch of Urbanspoon for BlackBerry.