Sentence examples for launch prior to from inspiring English sources
The family will have a final private moment with Peake – still under quarantine rules – about two hours before the 11.03am launch, prior to the crew departing by bus from the "suiting up" building.
2 Number of fashion brands that we know (Pastelle, Dw) that Kanye West has attempted to launch prior to his new, yet-to-be-named "Kanye West clothing project," which was seeking a C.F.O. and a Vice President of Production last week … on LinkedIn.
Chances are the device, whether it's the Palm Pre 3 or not, will launch prior to the confidentiality agreement's 180 day limit.
Twitter co-founder Evan Williams notes that Twitter launched prior to SXSW "to a whimper".
He points out that Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales, for instance, has successfully removed references to the softcore porn site he launched prior to Wikipedia fame.
Incidentally, the signature of another UAV (UAV 16) launched prior to UAV 17 can be seen from ~06:20 LT to 06:50 LT but UAV 16 did not fly high enough to reach the deep turbulent layers.
Either way, you might want to leave a spot open at the top of your Santa wish list 'cause all signs point to some sort of iPad launching prior to the holidays.
Shopping's site, whose recession-friendly features appear to have been launched prior to AOL's overhaul, features an above-the-fold sales feature on the front page, leading consumers to a sales and deals site called "Yahoo!
Except for the rare app like Sparrow, which launches prior to supporting push, the need for an alternative system (albeit a more configurable and more powerful one) is somewhat less pressing.
Israel does not publicly acknowledge such airstrikes, however, or others that it launched prior to the war, including one that reportedly destroyed a nascent Syrian nuclear site.
It was featured on the single disc sampler of the series which was launched prior to any full season box sets in early 2012, entitled Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Next Level along with two other episodes.
