Sentence examples for pre-launch briefing from inspiring English sources

On the question of BP's involvement, the British Museum's pre-launch briefing notes ask: "Why does the BM continue to use BP as a sponsor?

"The Orbital investment far exceeds the Nasa investment, so we're hoping for a long series of cargo re-supply missions to help recoup that," he told reporters in a pre-launch briefing.

"TESS is going to dramatically increase the number of planets that we have to study," TESS principal investigator George Ricker of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology told reporters in a pre-launch briefing on Sunday.

UNICEF, UNAIDS, WHO, UNFPA, UNESCO, 2010 [Eng] [Summary] [ppt] [Factsheet] [Recording of the online pre-launch briefing - Jimmy Kolker, Chief HIV/AIDS, UNICEF] Children and AIDS: Fourth Stocktaking Report.

After a brief pre-launch ceremony, during which the Piccards received a bouquet from their sons and a small band played The Star-Spangled Banner, they lifted off from Ford Airport, assisted by airmen on the ground who pushed the gondola.

I also had a brief look at a pre-launch version of the XPS 15, which is arguably even better.

The feature wasn't perfect in brief testing, but it was in a pre-launch state, and today it's only arriving in beta – so it's too soon to speak to how well it performs as a publicly facing product.

Site go-live requires a pre-launch check by ITS Web Communications.

Even pre-launch, there were hundreds of such contracts to carry out.

UTV said that set up and pre-launch costs will be about £800,000.

Ms. Robert, like Mr. King, relies on the deployment of a pre-launch buddy-check.