Sentence examples for quick launch of from inspiring English sources

We spoke clearly in favour of a quick launch of a political process".

The quick launch of the National also meant there has been a hitch getting copies into big supermarkets such as Tesco, Morrisons, Asda and Sainsbury's.

"No fewer than 13 of Real Madrid's goals – almost a third – came from counters," it goes on, "the most frequent modus operandi being a ball win in midfield [often just inside opposition territory]and a quick launch of the 'Formula 1' forwards, Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale.

Unlike the fairly quick launch of the F8 platform, he said they were going for an "extended beta".

That being said, all of this is a little problematic for a quick launch of the iPhone, so we still see Apple and Rogers trying to work something out for June.

Expect much larger pictures for contacts, the ability to resize widgets on the homescreens, a favorites tray that is always visible at the bottom of the screen for quick launch of contacts, apps and webpages.

A good place for the Bush administration to start restructuring would be no longer to plan for a quick launching of thousands of nuclear weapons at our new "partner".

The leaders also urged a quick launching of a new, global round of trade talks -- exactly what Mr. Clinton failed to achieve at the World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle in December 1999.

(Reminder: There is no Quick Launch on Windows 7).

This allows for a quicker launch, of course.

But by the 1960s, as Americans started spending more time in college, the trend of a relatively quick launch to adulthood was ending.