Sentence examples for ready to launch the from inspiring English sources

France stood ready "to launch the great project of deepening the economic and monetary union".

The money got Alkahest established and ready to launch the first human trial of young plasma.

But Asus is getting ready to launch the Padfone 2. On 16 October, it seems.

Skinner told the Guardian that he was ready to launch the business in January and the FCA investigation had prevented him from doing so.

At this point we were technically ready to launch the new Cif front, which is the moment when the site is visible to users.

Unlike after the Commons vote to extend airstrikes to Syria, RAF planes are not sitting ready to launch the first strike within hours.

In recent weeks, officials and experts in the region have feared that North Korea was readying to launch the multistage Taepodong-2, the North's most advanced missile with an estimated range of 4,200 miles and capable of reaching Alaska.

That said, today's Wall Street Journal report about Verizon readying to launch the iPhone in early 2011 has all the makings of a good old Apple-controlled leak once again.

Mr Mugume is busy signing up shops and populating the site, ready to launch at the beginning of August.

In fact, the company is ready to launch in the U.S. next week with 30 beauty brands already on board.

By 14 20, the aircraft were rearmed and ready to launch against the Port Moresby Invasion Force or Gotō's cruisers.