Sentence examples for launch ritual from inspiring English sources

The men have some happy moments, but they're generally in terrible shape — scared, trigger-happy, and quick to launch ritual accusations of faggotry or pussydom at anyone who doesn't want to do something violent.

He was seen off by his family after going through all the Baikonur pre-launch rituals, such as signing his hotel door and receiving a blessing from an Orthodox priest.

Some of the men are in terrible shape scared and trigger-happy, and quick to launch the ritual accusations of faggotry or pussydom at anyone in the platoon who doesn't want to do something violent.

My scheme was to launch into my ritual of cruising for sex.

But Gaudet's been known to launch into a ritual when the moment is right.

Then he launched into a ritual whine: "When you talk about interviews, Hillary Clinton had an interview where she wasn't sworn in, she wasn't given the oath, they didn't take notes, they didn't record, and it was done on the Fourth of July weekend.

On Nov. 30 world trade officials gathered in Seattle for what has become a postwar ritual: the launching of a new round of multilateral trade negotiations.

Luckily, we then cut to the now-soothing ritual that launches every season of Drag Race: seeing all the girls stampede into the workroom in a very orderly fashion.

But you wouldn't know it from their pre-launch traditions and rituals.

Captain Al launches into a well-rehearsed ritual: "Drink it fast, or drink it slow, but either way, your lips must touch this gnarly looking toe!" I close my eyes, taste the whiskey, and indulge in this ceremony of cocktail cannibalism.

Amidst reports that the women may have been forced to drink as part of a hazing ritual, the school launched an investigation into the sorority and suspended its activities.