Sentence examples for launched back to from inspiring English sources

He launched Back to Basics without revealing a basic truth - he had been unfaithful.

There's also the company's larger pipe dream of a return trip to Mars, for which landing rockets vertically (so they can be launched back to Earth) is vital.

Thirty years after the film franchise launched, Back to the Future was yesterday's biggest news story thanks to one afterthought of a plot detail in Back to the Future II.

In February 2003, UNICEF and local authorities launched 'Back to School', introducing 250,000 children to school in Bié and Malanje, provinces that had particularly suffered during the war.

From there, the Timbers have launched back-to-back October rockets by Kenny Cooper (2011) and Jack Jewsbury (2012) to shoot down the Whitecaps by 1-nil margins.

In response, earlier this year UNICEF launched Back-to-Learning.

The company was first launched back in 2008 to help users to build their own social networking platforms, but has since switched to apps.

DDN launched back in 2017 to serve as the home to digital properties serving the millennial and Gen Z audience.

They do also have an API — launched back in January — to enable others, such as designers, to embed their search engine elsewhere.

Vine launched back in January to much fanfare, offering users a new way to share video.

Owl launched back in February to offer an always-on, LTE security camera for your car.