Sentence examples for launched at night from inspiring English sources
sighting over a hot-air balloon that we built and launched at night that was powered by candles".
The craft can be launched at night powered by an internal battery and once airborne use solar panels embedded into their 160-foot long wingspan to power them.
Instead of single rockets launched at night, in some cases volleys of 5 to 10 rockets are being fired at American bases, according to military officials.
The strikes, however, were launched at night on the Muslim sabbath to reduce the risk of killing civilians, including the Chinese.
The Solara 50 and 60 models can be launched at night using power from internal battery packs, then when the sun rises, they can store enough energy to ascend to 20KM above sea level where they can remain for five years without needing to land or refuel.
Away from the streets of Margate, there are signs that the British public also feels that the election results have made the case for electoral reform undeniable; 30,000 people signed a petition supporting change to the voting system in the first five hours after it was launched at midday last Friday – 100 people a minute.
The concept for the brand, and its website www.stories.com which launched at midnight, came from the notion of women creating their own look inspired by multiple, often personal, sources such as eBay, their parents of grandparents wardrobes, thrift stores and fashion brands.
The contest launched at noon today and in the first six hours 4,500 people signed up.
All we know at this point is that at least one new product is being launched at noon PST today.
These were highly praised by the Berlin music critic Louis Ehlert in 1878, the sheet music (of the original piano 4-hands version) had excellent sales, and Dvořák's international reputation was launched at last.
The Fukushima Reactor Feed was a Facebook page launched at noon on 12 March 2011, by a foreigner residing in Japan, with the intention of sharing information on the nuclear power plant crisis by translating news broadcasts and articles related to the situation in Fukushima.
