Sentence examples for launch immediately into from inspiring English sources

Either they would launch immediately into a sales pitch for their favorite pool ("Ellis Park makes you feel like you're in the Olympics!" "Bluest water at Orlando West!" "Faded glamour at Zoo Lake!" "Yeoville!" "Kensington!"), or they would wrinkle their noses and tell me that public pools are gross.

He did, however, launch immediately into questions about why I was causing "pain and suffering" to rape survivors and their families. .

In the ground floor and basement galleries, the angular flamenco dresses made me want to launch immediately into the Sevillana dances that I have been practicing so ardently.

When someone else tells a story, or lists an accomplishment, don't recognize it or congratulate them, just launch immediately into a related story of your own that's more impressive and spectacular.

The show's McCain introduces herself forcefully, launching immediately into an argument with Behar.

So instead of launching immediately into an interview of his parents for recent medical symptoms, I asked my patient for a high-five.

Accepting a drink from a nearby publicist, she launches immediately into a monologue about the importance of wax exports to the Ethiopian economy.

Though the president has generally shied away from commenting directly on the presidential campaign, he launched immediately into a vigorous criticism of Mr. Obama's idea.

Clad in a long-sleeve white dress, with her hair swept to the side, she asked the gathered crowd to stand before launching immediately into an a cappella version of "The Star-Spangled Banner" that stunned the crowd into silence.

During their first debate Brown launched immediately into attacking Warren's heritage.

Ryan, to make up for Chris Christie's self-centered speech, launched immediately into why Mitt Romney would make such a swell president.