Sentence examples for launch higher from inspiring English sources
But it also shows that the new features – the Batmobile, the new takedowns, the ability to launch higher and glide for longer – compliment both the existing mechanics and the game's sprawling open-world structure.
He also suggested that Google might eventually launch higher end products that could actually compete with the Air.
With more investors hovering indifferently on the sidelines (or in bearish territory), the chances of further buying power increases, especially if ISE is able to launch higher from its level of double-barreled support.
I grabbed that rocket jump to propel myself to new heights; captured the Varia Suit and ventured underwater; learned how to time my morph ball bombs to launch higher into and through slim channels.
What I find harder to accept is the number of companies which – in a superficial nod to embracing equality – launch high-profile diversity schemes while continuing to foster a culture that makes non-white people deeply uncomfortable.
As Beijing tends to respond assertively to acts of perceived foreign aggression, it is likely to become more determined about militarising its South China Sea islands if US warships launch high-profile missions within 12-miles of its outposts.
The Dragons' early tactics were to launch high kicks and put pressure on the Wasps back three.
This lower hybrid current drive system allows steady-state operation by utilizing high field side launch, high RF source frequency (8 GHz), and dedicated current drive ports.
The director's office should also emulate the Department of Defense and create a program to quickly review and launch "high-risk exceptionally innovative research projects offering high potential payoff".
The Norwegians, like most advanced countries, have a scientific research program, in pursuit of which they periodically launch high-altitude rockets.
We will emphasize that there are basic questions concerning the wave source: does the Sun directly launch high-frequency (kHz) waves, or does the Sun launch lower frequency waves which subsequently undergo a turbulent cascade to the resonant frequencies?
