Sentence examples for launch to get from inspiring English sources

It is the only town, the only place to anchor, and even then you have to hop on to a launch to get to land.

It took 16 months from launch to get there.

CSFB said Kraft's own math suggests that it takes the company two years from launch to get a return on incremental marketing which could be too long in a "fast-paced consumer environment" that could switch direction before then.

But once you boot back up, Duet is installed as a menu bar application, and provides a helpful tooltip window at first launch to get you started.

It was bad enough when Bing put ads on Google and in AdSense during its launch to get people to come check it out.

Companies typically design and build one highly customized (and highly expensive) satellite and find a highly coveted (and highly expensive) spot on a rocket launch to get it to the right orbit.

But that's about to change, as a campaign has launched to get the entire 15 volumes of the series on to the 2014 Hugo awards shortlist.

But a campaign has been launched to get him sacked because of fears that he could influence BBC coverage of the arms trade.

Not before time, reforms have now been launched to get rid of these restrictive practices.But Germany is only an extreme example of medical-delivery systems organised to serve the interests of doctors rather than patients.

Two years ago a concerted international effort was launched to get 3m of these people on to anti-retroviral therapy by the end of 2005 the "3 by 5" campaign as the World Health Organisation (WHO) dubbed it.This week the WHO and UNAIDS, another United Nations body with responsibility for dealing with the disease, reported on progress so far.

Almost as soon as the final flights touched down, a campaign was launched to get her airborne again.