Sentence examples similar to launch into the course of from inspiring English sources

Some 50 missiles were launched in the course of the war.

Al-Muhallab finally assumed his duties in Khorāsān and began to launch campaigns deeper into Central Asia, in the course of which he met his death.

In the course of the Summit, Nigeria launched an animated discussion of the elections.

But, in the course of 118 seconds, what began as an awkward launch turned into a terrifying nightmare for the Russian and American space agencies.

The EU has launched a project designed to help people manage their personal information over the course of their lifetime.

10,  44 During the 1980s in the course of the development of the compound for eventual launch, Beecham investigated the properties of both the anhydrate and hemihydrate.

The formal launch of the HeV horse vaccine in November 2012 represents the culmination of multiple studies conducted in several animal infection models over the course of many years.

During the course of the later 9th and the 10th century, as the Caliphate fractured into smaller states and Arab power became weakened, the Byzantines launched a series of successful campaigns against them.

Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari refused to launch into an attack on referee Mike Riley over the 60th minute dismissal of Lampard, which turned the course of the game and allowed Fernando Torres to score 89th and stoppage time goals.

It's about how chance, incompetence and stupidity changed the course of history [launches into a long and convincing explanation of the Istanbul/Constantinople story, of which I grasp very little].

Founded by Sebastian Thrun, the godfather of the autonomous vehicle industry and the current chief executive of the flying vehicle startup Kittyhawk Corp., Udacity initially launched into the world of massive open online courses.