Sentence examples for launch should from inspiring English sources

On December 1st Mr Moon's campaign team, which has called for much closer engagement with the North, said the rocket launch should be stopped immediately.

Perhaps Apple's next gizmo launch should even be fronted by a potential successor, rather than Mr Jobs, clad in his trademark black garb.Some boards fret that setting up a formal horserace may be counterproductive.

After working out what size of cannon and how much gunpowder would be needed to propel the capsule into space, all that remained was to decide where the launch should occur.

Updated at 3.47am BST 3.24am BST James Brown, a military fellow at Australian thinktank the Lowy Institute, writes that the US analysts who pinpointed part of the missile launch should also be able to find the launcher.

The remain campaign seems to have no clear stance on these matters, confining itself at its launch to weary platitudes as Polly Toynbee says (Remain's anaemic launch should alarm pro-Europeans, 13 October).

On the diplomatic front, the launch should erase any illusions about Chinese political influence on Pyongyang, because it showed the ineffectiveness of a recent visit by the highest-ranking Chinese envoy to go to North Korea in two years.

But the experiment it is launching should remind us that information required to hold power to account cannot be produced free of charge.

My feeling is that Farage ultimately wants a berth on Trump TV, the network Trump is rumoured to be launching should his presidential bid fail.

The launches should help the firm challenge Nokia's top-end handset.

A healthy stable of drugs, along with new product launches, should drive sales and earnings.

"We're just protesting and saying these launches should be competed," he said.