Sentence examples similar to launched to close from inspiring English sources

"Spooks" tends to speed from sweeping shots across the rooftops of London, Kabul, Tehran or wherever else a bloodcurdlingly brutal terrorist attack is about to be launched, to close-ups of the characters in different settings.

Even in Asia where Chinese and Korean antagonism attempts to contain Japan, efforts both governmental and otherwise are being launched to grow closer to reconciling the ancient disputes that set them at odds politically and socially.

Operation Shield was launched last summer to close what was Europe's most porous border.

She encountered a Marseille shipowner about to invest in Elle, one of many magazines launched to replace the publications closed by war.

In October 2005, Google Reader launched to 100,000 of our closest friends.

Several websites have been launched to promote the referendum and closer links with Russia.

Approximately 25,000 live chickens were processed daily at this market, and on April 8 , 2013 the Huzhou city government launched their campaign to close the market and slaughter the remaining poultry.

Obama to launch new effort to close Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba.

It has proved the point by launching new titles, refusing to close any and occasionally acquiring papers from publishers who cannot see any future in print.

Backweb Technologies bweb also climbed after launching later in the day to close 60% above its offering price of $12 a share.

The village's decision to close the launch was influenced by silting problems.