Sentence examples for order launched from inspiring English sources

But in the 1530s and '40s the enemies of the Erasmians, especially the Dominican order, launched a systematic campaign against them.

The Fife club entered administration in a bid to stave off a winding-up order launched by HM Revenue and Customs over a £134,000 unpaid tax bill.

On April 9, 1916, the ice floe began to crack, and Shackleton gave the long-awaited order: "Launch the boats".

As late as Tuesday night, former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told Fox News that Mr. Obama's order launching the raid was not "a tough decision," and that it "would just be dumbfounding" to decide otherwise.

He lived up to that promise in very short order, launching a preview app for Samsung's Oculus-powered GeandVR platform andemonstratingng it at New York Comic Con.

Heeding Einstein's warning, FDR signed an order launching a secret project to develop a nuclear weapon.

The Order launches an attack on what they believe to be the Nomads' homeworld, aiming to activate the hyper gates and cut off the Nomads from their power supply.

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Two months later, Russia threatened to shoot down missiles that Trump ordered launched at Assad's forces as punishment for the dictator's alleged chemical weapons use.

The men aboard the ship may, if they misunderstand or disobey orders, launch a nuclear strike on their own, without someone higher in command, and remote from the site of launching, throwing the so-called Permissive Action switch.

Rift remains on schedule to ship in Q1 with pre-orders launching very soon.