Sentence examples for repeatedly launching from inspiring English sources

By repeatedly launching off the jump, the racers learn to cope with the air resistance that can pull them out of balance and cause them to crash.

Five weeks later, at Indian Wells, I watched from a courtside seat as Kyrgios did much the same thing to Djokovic, repeatedly launching aces and service winners against the best returner in the game and dictating points with a crosscourt backhand that can be as hard and hard-angled as any I've seen.

That the majority of drones cruising those skies 24/7 and repeatedly launching their Hellfire missiles are named "Predators" should, then, come as no surprise.

As president, he has repeatedly launched tirades against the perceived foes of Argentinian interests.

Hamas and its affiliates have repeatedly launched missile strikes against Israel, provoking a predictable response.

Amnesty also said coalition forces have repeatedly launched strikes using internationally banned cluster bombs.

The bottom line is that if you read the newspapers on a daily basis, Carl McCall and his campaign repeatedly launch negative personal attacks".

The Economist has repeatedly launched broadsides against Mr. Berlusconi, whose business empire spans television, publishing, film and the soccer team A.C. Milan.

Starting with Columbia and continuing with Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis and Endeavour, the spacecraft has carried people into orbit repeatedly, launched, recovered and repaired satellites, conducted cutting-edge research and built the largest structure in space, the International Space Station.

During the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan, armored task forces of Soviet and allied Afghan troops repeatedly launched violent sweep operations, accompanied by indiscriminate aerial bombing, against valleys, transportation arteries, and towns occupied by mujaheddin guerrillas.

Iran repeatedly launched fruitless infantry attacks, using human assault waves composed partly of untrained and unarmed conscripts (often young boys snatched from the streets), which were repelled by the superior firepower and air power of the Iraqis.