Sentence examples similar to launch the arrow from inspiring English sources

Launch the Directv apps menu through your television by pressing the arrow button that points towards the right on your remote control.

Launch the iCal application.

This Hoyt bow, however, is perhaps even more impressive; it's carbon fiber, tipping the scales at 3.8lb, and will launch an arrow at a buck-piercing 318 feet per second.

By clicking a button on the results page (red arrow in Figure 2), a BLAST track becomes exclusively available to the machine that launched the BLAST search.

In the last launching of the Arrow-2 in August 1997, the missile veered off course and the test was aborted.

The slits in the walls which used to allow archers to launch their arrows at attackers are now used by Syrian government marksmen with sophisticated sniper rifles, safely taking aim at targets in the streets beneath them.

The midfielder assessed the options around him on the counter attack before he launched an arrow of a shot over Harper and into the corner of the net in front of the Kop.

This blaster is more than three feet long and can launch foam arrows up to 35 feet away!

A few pages later, Green Arrow has launched two arrows at some bad guys but the illustration shows three arrows.

These incursions followed the same pattern: the Bedouins and Nubians launched arrows and javelins into the enemy lines, before parting to allow the mounted archers to advance, attack and wheel off, a well-practised technique.

Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, recently launched his "third arrow" of reforms, which received a cool response for doing little to restructure the economy.