Sentence examples for launch to break from inspiring English sources
Appropriately enough, the Antares itself is a ponderous beast, taking more than a minute after launch to break the sound barrier, which is slow for a rocket.
Appropriately, the Antares itself is a ponderous beast, taking more than a minute after launch to break the sound barrier, which is slow for a rocket.
European startups in the critical phase after initial launch need to break out of their respective home markets, need to establish relationships with international partners in their ecosystem or, increasingly, need to emigrate with their business to the UK or the US.
The sub's first doctor is killed in a freak accident; a Champagne bottle struck against the prow at its launching fails to break.
The BBC's Andrew Luck-Baker, who is part of the expedition, said the helicopter flew around the Shokalskiy on Sunday to see if the Snow Dragon could launch another attempt to break through the ice.
From stealing a moon buggy at the local shuttle launch base to breaking hoodlums out of jail in order to curry favour with crime bosses, it's a compelling mix of logical conundrums and item retrieval.
In 1970, McCartney and the Eastmans launched a lawsuit to break up the Beatles partnership.
Mabunda launched a campaign to "break the silence" on sexual violence by putting up billboards and set up a call centre to encourage people to speak out.
www.philips.com Stat of the week - instant rivals Google's instant messaging launch will be looking to break the dominance of its biggest rivals in a tough market.
For Tamara Yapp, whose quilted-velvet, reversible CJ & Me handbags are in the Oscar basket for the first time this year, the effect has already been felt far beyond her workshop in Sweethome, Ore ."The launch is allowing us to break into a group of celebrities who are opinion leaders, especially in the fashion world," Ms. Yapp said.
Z38 also tried to launch torpedoes, but had to break off this attack when her funnel caught fire and a boiler tube burst.
