Sentence examples for launched time from inspiring English sources

At Yale Luce met Briton Hadden, with whom he launched Time magazine.

We hear brief exchanges with his colleagues, as a missile is launched: "Time of flight".

In November he launched Time for Action, a set of targeted, innovative and practical projects to do just that.

Almost 45 years after Tony Elliott launched Time Out, charging a shilling an issue, the grandaddy of listings magazines is set to be reborn as a free title in London with hundreds of thousands copies handed out each week.

That's why Slow Food USA has launched Time for Lunch, a grassroots campaign urging Congress to overhaul the Child Nutrition Act, which funds the school lunch program.

The exact landing sites do not have to be chosen until launching time.

OCDANTAR will launch "Time In Flux" May 7 at the Gasometer in Melbourne, tickets available here.

Thirty minutes to launch time, I set up shop outside the entrance and waited for the gates to open.

Similarly, longer launch times or fewer launches to the girl (due to its hypothetically lower salience) would influence looks to the girl both when hearing 'girl' and when hearing 'man'.

If the Discovery is launched on time, the gap will be 27 days.

The magazine launched on time and was strikingly professional for a first issue.