Sentence examples for launching not from inspiring English sources

They have brought glory to the kings who possessed them and, like Helen, have been the objects of dreadful wars, launching not ships, but battalions of lesser elephants.

The album was a disappointment, entering the Billboard chart at No. 17 and launching not a single track onto the Hot 100.

Sitting across his wide desk from Makiya, President Bush declared that the United States was launching not one campaign but two, the first to topple Hussein and the second to rebuild Iraq.

Sony is launching not one but 20 different televisions with Android TV built in, including 12 ultra high definition 4K TVs, meaning only its cheapest sets won't include the new Google software.

With his magnum opus in the can - the final part of The Lord of the Rings receives its world premiere in his native New Zealand tomorrow - Peter Jackson might wish to thank a British children's TV series about a scarecrow for launching not only his career but his marriage to boot.

The Lenovo-owned brand is launching not one, but four new handsets for your budget-phone-buying pleasure.

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), to be launched not earlier than 2018, is the only approved future major space astronomy mission.

Motorola has launched not one, but three new Moto 360 smartwatches.

The records that Caruso made in 1902 launched not just a mega-industry but a 20th-century phenomenon.

A year ago M&S launched not a CSR plan but Plan A ("because there is no Plan B").

They said Chinese officials had said only that the market would "launch," not be fully operational.