Sentence examples for launch has got to be from inspiring English sources

That 3G launch has got to be close, I can feel it.

If you're going to launch a change agenda, you've got to be willing to deal with criticism.

"It's going 17,000mph and you've got to launch up there and rendezvous.

And second, because, as I mentioned before, it seems unlikely that many of our readers have been to a launch, let alone gotten to be up close and personal with the rocket.

However, with the Droid and this launch, it's clear that Moto has got its groove back.

"It's always been: We'll launch when we're comfortable that we've got a product that consumers are going to love and that's safe," Krafcik says.

If you've got a product to launch and you're ultimately trying to disrupt a bigger and better funded company, it's likely that you are going to need a superhuman effort from the team.

Today, we've got our answer: Facebook is launching a standalone application called Messenger for iOS and Android, and it deeply fuses the best features of Beluga with Facebook Messages (and Facebook's 750 million users).

That it's not we've got one solution and we're going to launch that globally.

The wonder of internet shopping and 24-hour supermarkets mean that precisely none of the people queuing round the block for the launch event had to be there to get hold of the game yesterday - had they ordered it online from one of several retailers, they could have been playing it several hours before the launch even kicked off.

And I've got this coffee line we're about to launch.