Sentence examples for liftoff by from inspiring English sources

That's because the negative of a quicker liftoff by the Fed is more than offset by the positive of a lower long-run natural rate.

The Columbia broke apart on re-entry apparently because of wing damage caused on liftoff by a chunk of foam thrown off the external tank.

For months, economists had been expecting a rate rise (dubbed "liftoff" by Fed officials) at this meeting, but their enthusiasm has waned markedly following last month's global stock market panic over the health of the Chinese economy.

The first two episodes of "Killing Eve" achieved liftoff by stealing stylish moves from international intrigues; since then, though, the show has entered its eccentric orbit as an interior drama, gloss giving way to emotional grit.

Investigators of the Columbia accident attributed it to damage caused during liftoff by a piece of falling insulating foam, which, unknown to anyone, breached the shuttle's wing, and a lax attitude toward safety by NASA management.

A Chinese spacecraft is slated for liftoff by the end of this year, and a NASA flight will follow next year.

Then came "Waiting to Exhale," a huge best-seller, its liftoff supplied by the jubilant, snappy talk of its female characters--especially when they ragged on men.

Here are gorgeously airbrushed nocturnal views of sleek rocket ships being readied for liftoff, made by Bonestell in the 1940's.

Lessig's insistence on a big-bang theory of change makes it tempting to see his project as a stunt — a spectacular liftoff staged by an ideas man willing to accept a painful landing.

Lessig's insistence on a big-bang theory of change makes it tempting to see his project as a stunt a spectacular liftoff staged by an ideas man willing to accept a painful landing.

With Ms. Osipova the exceptional thrill came from the liftoff provided by her feet; in more than 30 years of watching ballet I've never seen that degree of spring.