Sentence examples for launch in front of from inspiring English sources

Sprewell's desperation launch in front of the midcourt line bounced off the backboard just to the right of the rim.

Failure to launch, in front of an expectant sell-out crowd would likely signal Group C struggles.

Despite this, Jim Murphy, the Scottish Labour leader, still managed to be in good humour at the manifesto launch in front of his party activists (see photo).

They'll judge the fifty startups that will launch in front of a crowd of 2,000 or so eager attendees.

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Our TechCrunch staff, as well as the enthusiasm of the audience, will determine whether or not you fine entrepreneurs will head on to Disrupt to launch in front of thousands of investors, media, and members of the tech community in April.

"There's a ton of drones," he said, as one launched in front of us.

Frampton fought in a purpose-built temporary arena on the Titanic slipways, where the world-famous ship was once launched, in front of 15,000 adoring fans.

The religious symbolism in some of his photo-calls the 2001 election camphoto-calls thein front of a stained-glass window, last week's image of khaki-clad troops in a khaki desert, with Mr Blair in bright white shirt, arms uplifted—is all too plain.It seems odd that the determinedly secular British go for this sort of thing, but they appear to.

The full programme for the event was launched in front of the Burns statue on Leith's Constitution Street.

Amundsen wrote: Suddenly a steam launch appeared in front of us, and we heard whistling, shouting, and cheering, the American's mode of expressing enthusiasm.