Sentence examples for launching from the from inspiring English sources

Launching from the ground can mean waiting for the Earth to rotate until the launch window is accessible.

Aircraft carrier operation required three elements: a means of launching from the ship, a means of recovering aircraft aboard ship, and a means of stowage.

In the late 30's, there were still boats launching from the public beach, and fishermen still had cottages across the street on the riverside.

You may also see gliders launching from the gliding club in the valley below, or paragliders skimming along the chalk ridge in search of a thermal.

Two more great offensive talents, Boston's Paul Pierce and Antoine Walker, were launching from the Auburn Hills, Mich., parking lot, with hands in their faces.

Launching from the ground, says Mr Greason, is more difficult than air launching, but he reckons that in this case it has significantly lower operating costs.The second important design choice is the type of fuel.

Launching from the-get-go, Diagnosia supports 22 languages – a first for a drugs search engine, claims the company – but is specifically targeting Austria, UK, France and Spain for now.

The Atlas V launches from the neighboring Cape Canaveral Air Force station.

"It is generic instructions launched from the stratosphere".

That flight also launched from the Roswell airport.

Its length suggested it had been launched from the air.