Sentence examples for seemed to launch from inspiring English sources
At a time when Napoleon was overturning the old order, Beethoven seemed to launch a comparable coup, and he nurtured an ambivalent fascination for the French Revolutionary milieu, to the point of contemplating a move to Paris.
In a sense, too, the Hearst saga seemed to launch an extended era of powerlessness, in which terrorists and kidnappers have been able to exploit the media ever since.
Since a 22-9 start last spring that seemed to launch them toward a fourth world championship in five years, the Yankees have been a.500 ball club, going 65-65.
Often singing acts at the end of chatshows get quite lost, but she made such an impact that night and it seemed to launch her into UK public knowledge.
In 1990, in the tournament that seemed to launch his program, Calhoun lit into the reporter who had witnessed his conversation with Tate George for having implied in print that the shot had been providential — strangely enough, moments after Connecticut was beaten in the regional final by Duke's Christian Laettner on another buzzer beater.
From 2006 through 2007 it seemed to launch in a new country every month, opening offices throughout Europe and websites in nearly every major country.
And some even seem to launch businesses that directly target their former companies.
It is a theme explored by the video that now seems to launch Christmas each year: the trademark tearjerker John Lewis advert.
"Companies seem to launch extensions because they think the parent's strength can overcome any weakness in the product," Ms Wing said.
It usually hangs on an adjacent wall to James Guthrie's group portrait of the statesmen of the first world war; between them, these two paintings seem to launch the 20th-century galleries.
There are certainly cheaper laptops on the market (including an 11" MacBook Air from Apple for £849) and a new hybrid laptop/tablet challenger with a touch screen seems to launch every day now, but Apple has refined the MacBook Air into a near-perfect product.
