Sentence examples for launched away from inspiring English sources

Ukip's local elections manifesto, launched away from the scrutiny of Westminster reporters, is a glossy vacuity, promising referenda, weekly bin collections, no more windfarms and a promise to look at the case for shale gas.

The idea is the contrast: Philippe's eagerness to send the mundane details of life into the void, as opposed to the vast technological machinery that the United States and Russia spent decades launching away from the earth.

J.R. Smith can again launch away for the Cavaliers. .

On that note, during two weeks of testing before the site launched, Compare Away says it sold £150,000 of holidays, which doesn't sound too shabby to us.

1961: Weight Watchers launched, moving away from "dieting" and toward "eating management".

The following year NSB launched the "away with the steam -campaign, that would replace all steam -campaignes withatlectric or diesel traction.

So yeah, by all means, Sony, re-launch away.

First Tuffey pulls Harmison for two, then steps back and launches Harmison away through the covers.

This would have allowed a hunter to launch farther away from his prey, lessening the possibility that he would have been discovered.

"The scan determines whether the project should be able to launch right away or whether it needs human review," says a spokesman.

First of all, CNet's report states that while it will first talked about on Monday, the iTunes aspect of iCloud will not launch right away.