Sentence examples for launching through from inspiring English sources

At the very least, road-testing an idea before launching, through solid consumer research and attitude mapping, can help avoid such epic business and reputation-damaging mistakes.

An offshoot of motocross, freestyle developed during the 1990s in Southern California when racers took to the hills to pull maneuvers while launching through the air.

To prevent the solenoid from launching through the roof, a thousand and eighty screws must be fixed to the top and the bottom, to keep the stack in viselike compression.

Get the IS300 out of joint on purpose (i.e. try to slide the car sideways through a bend so that the back of the car is set up square for launching through the next arc), and the traction control prevents the car from sliding off the road.

The collection has been launched through Tesco.

The privatisation programme, launched through gritted teeth when the economy imploded, is woefully behind schedule.

MR. BOWMAN -- I think every new medium launches through the old media.

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.

In fact, that Kaspersky report in June 2013 claimed that only 12% of registered phishing attacks were launched through spam emails.

A crowd-funding campaign has also been launched through Chuffed, "Release the Palace letters", to support the action.