Sentence examples for launched at once from inspiring English sources

Like many newbie sitcoms, "Kimmy Schmidt" stumbles, at times, to find its tone — and, with thirteen episodes launched at once, it doesn't have the freedom to rejigger itself.

And in the Canadian city of Calgary, an entire bike-lane network was launched at once, rather than slowly trialling a handful of small pilot lanes, and was an overnight success.

Men of the highest qualifications were selected for key positions, planning was made a virtue, and a $150,000,000 plan was launched at once for improvements in sewerage and sanitation, playgrounds, lighting and streets, police and fire protection, and other basic services long neglected.

Don Dodge pointed out that it took Red Octane nine tries to create Guitar Hero and that this model, the process of incremental creation and multiple games launched at once, could speed up that process considerably.

Both weapons have unlimited ammunition, however up to six missiles can be launched at once after a charge time.

Spotting me glance at one of the volumes, which bears the title Epiphenomenalism, he launches at once into a detailed explanation of the concept – but then breaks off in delight as his dog trots in and rolls at his feet.

Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Over in Ireland, a petrol bomb attack was launched at the company once run by the country's former richest man, Sean Quinn, last night - a day before the start of a huge trial into the collapse of Anglo Irish Bank.

The cut-price national, launched at a price of 20p, was once described by a former chief executive as a vital "rubber ring" and had been intended to make the Indy titles sustainable in the long term.

After inquiring about his new life as a "househusband," Sheff asked Lennon how he felt about the barrage of negative press launched at Ono, borrowing the epithet Lennon once facetiously employed: "exotic, Oriental dragon lady".

We expect the rise is a bit seasonal and partly attributable to the growth of incubators and fall launch conferences, such as TechCrunch50, where large numbers of startups launch at once.

Somebody once said that during the '70s and '80s, "Innovations weren't launched at Xerox, they escaped".