Sentence examples for launch step from inspiring English sources

No wonder, Zimbardo argues, popular culture teems with moodles ("man poodles") or infantilised jerks (think: Jackass, Failure to Launch, Step Brothers, Hall Pass and The Hangover series), devoid of economic purpose, emotional intelligence, temperamentally unable to commit or take responsibility.

With years of activism under his belt, the former Cheers star decided to launch Step Forward Paper because "I want to focus on forests.

So in 1997, as well as publishing two books, McKibben launched Step It Up, with the help of students at Middlebury College where he is scholar in residence, and organised rallies urging Congress to cut carbon emissions.

Back in July, Twitter launched step one of it's business plan, with the Twitter 101 guide.

In this paper a methodology for the repetitive analysis of launching steps is proposed, based on the Hamiltonian Structural Analysis method, which takes into account the internal characteristics of non-uniform torsion (warping and bimoment) in order to evaluate the influence of prevented warping on the stress state at each stage of launching.

And yes – we listened to your comments … this blog will now launch in step with UK broadcast times rather than the Australian broadcast.

To coincide with the launch of "Step Into the Ring," Ali and Camacho-Ali will detail their experience to lawmakers during a forum on Thursday in Washington.

The video accompanying the music shows a sunrise, a long-range rocket launch, goose-stepping soldiers and the young Mr. Kim riding a white stallion.

Shortly after launch it stepped in to provide a way for people to donate to Wikileaks after Visa, Mastercard and PayPal froze access to its funds.

An inspector general investigation was launched -- step two -- and, again, it found that the head of the federal office in question had acted within his legal authority and that he was carrying out administration policy.

The White House announced several programs that Facebook, the American Federation of Teachers, the National Education Association, and others are launching to step up ways to address bullying.