Sentence examples for properly launched from inspiring English sources

A properly launched card would go ninety miles an hour.

After a decade in television, Altman's theatrical film career was properly launched with M*A*S*H.

No sporting occasion can be properly launched without an overreaching introductory montage, and so it was with Saturday morning's qualification programme.

Then, just before construction was completed and the sales campaign could be properly launched, Deng Zhiren, Pan's sales chief, went to work for another company.

Altman's career was properly launched with M*A*S*H, in 1970, and it was here that Altman first found his voice and style.

There was no mistaking an artist who knew exactly what she was doing and who would fight as furiously as St Monica to see her creation properly launched.

Paddick had to wait until January before he could properly launch his campaign.

But if a network like Fox can't nurture and properly launch a scripted hour -- it's becoming the network that develops interesting programming, then drops it.

But the company has yet to properly launch in the U.S.

At that point, Saya decided to hold back until properly launching its beta.

This might seem obvious, but too often the candidate will make no serious attempt to answer the question properly, launching instead into a related or unrelated tangent or long-winded explication that--it is hoped--seems like an answer but isn't.