Sentence examples for launch to go from inspiring English sources

Rumours in the industry suggest that deals are "effectively" in place but that the labels had not wanted the launch to go public for the moment and Qtrax's PR department had jumped the gun.

It's not a lot of time to come up to speed on these new systems, and it's every bit as dangerous as a space launch to go that deep in the ocean.

It's like a perfect storm of headaches for a company that really, really doesn't need it — one look at its Q1 financials and it's clear that HTC needed this launch to go as smoothly as possible.

A single day's delay could cost millions of dollars, so hiring the right people at the right time is crucial for a launch to go off without a hitch.

Says Vasella: "We need the launches to go well.

For the film you visited the abandoned Saturn V launch pad at Cape Canaveral – where you launched to go the Moon.

Last week eBay also launched "to go" widgets that let publishers embed ebay listings into websites, although for now there are no affiliate payments tied to those widgets.

It's less useful to attend a book launch than to go to the country for the weekend.

"Its launch has to go flawlessly, and that will be a big test of management and whether they can re-interest the American consumer in Chrysler vehicles".

Existing UN sanctions ban North Korea from conducting any ballistic missile test, although short-range launches tend to go unpunished.

Part of being home base is being a launching pad to go anywhere you want.