Sentence examples for managed to launch a from inspiring English sources

In February, Iran managed to launch a small satellite into orbit.

Finally, at No. 17, a hard dogleg left, I managed to launch a drive that soared far and true.

Last year, Apotex, an obscure Canadian generics firm, outmanoeuvred Bristol-Myers Squibb and managed to launch a generic version of Plavix, a blood-thinning drug.

One of the most bewildering things about the rollout is how the Administration managed to launch a site that was so unfriendly to consumers.

At the time Intelsat began taking shape, only AT&T, which was still a regulated monopoly, had managed to launch a communications satellite successfully.

The fringe events were flat, though at one of them the dependably fascinating backbencher Jon Cruddas managed to launch a critique of Labour's electoral predicament via an analogy about the great Portugese footballer Luis Figo.

There was shock that terrorists had managed to launch an attack at the very heart of the capital.

In the part of the suburb revisited by this correspondent, the insurgents have apparently not managed to launch an attack for the past two months.It took six months of hard fighting, say the Americans.

We are lucky enough to have family members in the UK and through their help we managed to launch an international campaign to get Ghina the medical assistance she needed.

In the 86th minute, despite being down by 29 goals, American Samoa managed to launch an attack towards Australia's goal when Pati Feagiai had a shot, which was saved by Michael Petkovic.

It did manage to launch a series of full-page advertisements in leading newspapers on February 9th.