Sentence examples for launches through from inspiring English sources
MR. BOWMAN -- I think every new medium launches through the old media.
Despite the failure, the National Space Development Agency said it would press ahead with plans for 11 commercial launches through 2005.
As more people board the boat, moored on the Danube in Belgrade, one of the musicians launches through a window and towards the roof.
In 1987 the historic centre of Mexico City was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site; included in the site are more than 1,400 buildings dating from the 16th to the 19th century and the surviving Xochimilco canals, where tourists are still floated on colourfully decorated launches through the district's famed chinampas (the canal-irrigated but misnamed "floating" gardens dating from Aztec times).
Needless to say, expect to wait a little while before it launches through T-mobile.
Their strategic goals include effective decision making with regard to product life cycles, predicting market demand, and timing new product launches through the optimization of demand and supply of products.
The collection has been launched through Tesco.
The privatisation programme, launched through gritted teeth when the economy imploded, is woefully behind schedule.
Some are for holding rockets ready to be launched through the air from Gaza to Israel.
The saga continues: updates will now launch through the website getfalcon.pro, starting with v2.0.4.
Here is an actual graph of my daily sales from iShoot's launch through to when it became number one.
