Sentence examples for press to launch from inspiring English sources
The decision of the Murdoch press to launch a "morality crusade" against the Major administration led to the resignation of several gay Tory MPs from minor government positions, and reinforced the impression that the regime was mired in "sleaze".
It was due, as The Economist went to press, to launch two satellites the more familiar way, aboard a disposable rocket.Peering into the cradleOne of these satellites, Planck, will look at the cosmic microwave background, a snapshot taken a mere 380,000 years after the Big Bang.
Like Mii Vaulters, which isn't just a matter of shaking Wii Remotes to run as fast as possible and timing your button press to launch your Mii from its pole - well, it is at first, but in flight you can shake the Wii Remote to desperately flap your arms and slow and extend your descent, which adds to the drama.
Addressing those who question whether the fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan has left the Army stretched to the breaking point and the nation unprepared for other conflicts, he acknowledged that "it is true that we would be hard pressed to launch a major conventional ground operation elsewhere in the world at this time".
"We are not planning proactive press outreach on the rebrand but are queuing up positive press profiles to launch around Oct. 22," reads the FAQ in the document, urging staff to keep things confidential and referring to the initial launch date, which has since been postponed.
On October 4th Apple staged a press conference to launch its latest iPhone and other gadgets.
But Kirkbride, while noncommittal, is expected to be at the press conference to launch it.
Speaking at a press conference to launch last month's inflation report, Carney said the decision could go either way.
Also in 1989, on 5 February, Murdoch's Sky Television held a press conference to launch its British service.
The remarks came at a press conference to launch a new $100m domestic violence prevention scheme by the Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull.
