Sentence examples for launch right from inspiring English sources

Then I could launch right into it.

The stereotype goes that if you ask a Pole the simple "How are you?", he'll launch right into a long list of his numerous problems and misfortunes.

"She said they they could not afford to invest in a launch right now, and they had to put the money back into their mature magazines, like Business 2.0".

If I were McCain's adviser I would shock everyone by having him come out carrying his script, and saying — not "ladies and gentlemen," as we just learned, but launch right into, "You know, I don't use these teleprompters very well.

When he spoke, it was at a full shout, letting out a stream of emotion so potent and vituperative that it seemed his rigid body might launch right off the chair.

Now that you're good and warm, and have completed three minutes of this twenty-eight-minute video without breaking a sweat, let's launch right into an intense cardio-strength circuit, which will prove once and for all that intelligent design is a lie, because no omnipotent god would make humans entirely dependent on knees.

In the US, start-ups get launched right after university.

He launched right into an oblique defence of his party.

"We just launched right into it," he said.

She launched right into a narrative about the family, their years living in Newcastle and Liverpool, their return to Libya and then her husband's disappearance.

And Wilmore, who has our trust — he's had it from the beginning, when he was so good on "The Daily Show" — launched right in.