Sentence examples for launch to close from inspiring English sources

The city is booming, and the blistering pace at which Upfront was able to close the fund (from launch to close within two-and-a-half months, according to managing partner, Mark Suster), is just another sign that the technology scene in Los Angeles is ascendant.

Operation Shield was launched last summer to close what was Europe's most porous border.

"Spooks" tends to speed from sweeping shots across the rooftops of London, Kabul, Tehran or wherever else a bloodcurdlingly brutal terrorist attack is about to be launched, to close-ups of the characters in different settings.

Obama to launch new effort to close Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba.

Germany's confidence in nuclear power was so shaken by the catastrophe that it launched a plan to close its 17 nuclear power reactors by 2022.

Approximately 25,000 live chickens were processed daily at this market, and on April 8 , 2013 the Huzhou city government launched their campaign to close the market and slaughter the remaining poultry.

The village's decision to close the launch was influenced by silting problems.

The University of Southampton has launched a consultation on plans to close two postgraduate social care programmes.

A special fireworks display will be launched from the Balboa Pier to close this year's parade about 9 p.m. Sunday.

But now a second council consultation is set to be launched with a view to closing it in the summer of 2016.

Tom Hanks will be on hand to launch and close the festival as his movies Captain Philips and Saving Mr Banks will bookend the film extravaganza.