Sentence examples for launch sent from inspiring English sources

Billy Bragg, who was unable to make it to the launch sent a message relaying how excited he was about this new initiative, saying: "Together we're much stronger than separately," ending his message, "If it becomes a rich boys' club - I'm off".

The rocket launch sends a signal to those people: that there is national pride to be had at their country's technical achievements and that, even though the state falls well short of providing basic necessities such as stable electricity, clean water and universal sanitation, it is capable of political and military dominance.

Today's launch — sending links to friends — is obviously a huge one, and you can be sure they have others in the works.

The dean of the college from which the prank was launched sent the ringleader a case of champagne.While students generally prank for fun or pride, another breed does it for political ends.

Make a point of getting to know the finance team socially: include them in product launches, send them samples and keep them in the loop with business announcements.

Twitter acquired the mini-video-taking app Vine last October before it ever launched, sending everyone into a frenzy about the company getting into the video space.

Its launch last week sent Twitter and the blogosphere into a frenzy.

As the crew suited up and got ready for launch, wellwishers sent Peake messages of good luck for the mission.

Masterfully, as the tempest subsided, Roberto, the Cipriani's concierge commandeered the hotel's launch and sent us to our next overnight on the Zattere.

Investors seemed unimpressed with the launch, and sent shares in IBM down $0.64 cents, or 06%, at $107.35, in Monday afternoon trading in New York.

The US military initially classified the object as debris, but it then emerged that the Russian government had told the United Nations the launch had sent four satellites into orbit rather than three.