Sentence examples for launch into something from inspiring English sources

She's "frantic to launch into something meaningful," but it seems as if God is "perennially watching the Super Bowl".

Four preposterous characters launch into something like a dysfunctional four-way comedy routine, or perhaps a challengingly atonal modern jazz quartet.

'I worked the march... I'd go to the front and say "Right, we're all gonna sing" and we'd launch into something like "Oh no no, not in my name, not in my name" over and over again.

"I'll launch into something in clinic and a family will say, 'Dr Swanson, you don't have to explain that, I read your blog post/saw your video, etc!' We start at a different place.

However, the mindset of gratitude is a wonderful and strong platform to launch into something new in your life.

Make sure that you have their attention before you launch into something important.

He launches into something close to a monologue: "Hmmm.

At one point, Reilly – known for melancholy – launched into something resembling an Irish jig.

When several audience members shout "Yes!" he immediately launches into something even more time-obliterated.

This would hardly be the first time Trump launched into something without much apparent diligence and with an apparent disregard for the complicated details of bureaucracy.

But then his coach launched into something about respect and sportsmanship and how he had given Ares a chance on the team even though Ares wasn't particularly good at basketball and how Ares had let him down.