Sentence examples for so launched from inspiring English sources

The Protestant nations, therefore, according to Weber, invented modern capitalism and so launched the world on a course that it still follows.

Martha Silcott noted that binning was often fraught with embarrassment so launched Fablittlebag to prevent tampons being flushed in the first place.

>>> The Falcons built a 34-10 leandand, in doing so, launched a million Twitter jokes that were old by the time the "send" button was clicked.

We believe young people are invisible to politicians, so launched our "You Got A Problem?!" campaign encouraging others to register to vote and realise how politics affects us all.

But even so, I find myself shuddering with the suspicion that the Sky Sports Two have, in the past week or so, launched a stealth campaign to get their faces back on Britain's screens where they belong.

She's the 27-year-old who objected to her agency's dress code, which demanded that women should wear high heels, and so launched a petition demanding that women should never be forced to wear high heels for any reason.

"Credit has been an issue," Mr. Glass said, "so launching a large brewery isn't an option".

Just as launching The Independent in 1986 took remarkable courage and conviction, so launching this newspaper in that context was, to put it mildly, rather counter-intuitive.

Parton left to concentrate on her already very successful solo career in 1974, so launching several lawsuits from Wagoner.

British and Irish consumers are open to new ideas, so launching a brand with a strong retro past and with high quality and design credentials resonated.

@michaelvillar So launch a different browser.