Sentence examples for launched to send from inspiring English sources

A campaign has been launched to send a 10-year-old boy, who was allegedly raped at a public swimming pool in Vienna, on holiday with his mother.

Allowing a charity you launch to send money to a business you own is textbook conflict of interest and abuse of the rules governing non-profit organizations.

Greeks from abroad could launch efforts to send expert volunteer consultants, or tap into their networks to help Greek organizations connect with experienced organizations in our home countries.

Fans of the star have launched a campaign to send his failed football song, Noble England, into the charts in his memory.

In her speech, the first lady said that the US government is supporting more American students in China than in any other country, and that her husband has launched an initiative to send more American students with diverse backgrounds to China.

This year, Lynx launched a campaign to send 22 lazy nothings – like you – into space.

Sikh cartoonist Vishavjit Singh, also known as Sikh Captain America, recently launched a campaign to send a postcard to Donald Trump every day until the election, and he's inviting others to join him.

But a government official told AFP that authorities suspect that the Knights Templar drug cartel launched the assault to send a message to the population and self-defense forces that have formed in the state.

Once your website is launched, you want to send as much traffic as you can (without losing your shirt) to your new e-commerce site.

Then in 2011 Mr Allen formed a company called Stratolaunch to scale up the air-launch system to send rockets into orbit.

In December, Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen unveiled his new firm, Stratolaunch Systems, which plans to build the world's largest aircraft and use it as an air-based launch pad to send people into orbit.