Sentence examples for splendid launch from inspiring English sources
Klabin's Gold, son of Strike the Gold and Splendid Launch, resides up the hill.
His new château at Vaux le Vicomte would not only be a statement of his achievement, but also launch a splendid new era for the country.
The LA-based company launched its "Make Everyday Splendid" student film competition in an effort to show that "innovative narrative and imagination can truly connect people" -- especially via the talent of young filmmakers.
To chew over The New York Times's fiction best-seller list is to be reminded that an author doesn't necessarily need media anointment or a splendid critical sendoff or an otherwise powerful launching to be a striking commercial success.
Your blogger first recalls attending its launch in 1993 when Michael Hughes (a charming chap with a splendid military moustache) forecast that the FTSE 100 would reach 7,000 by the year 2000.
In the current issue of the magazine, I review the splendid new restoration and Blu-ray release of "Cleopatra," which should help to launch the movie into its deserved place in Mankiewicz's career and in the cinematic firmament.
YOU may just recall that before the euro was launched last year, investment bankers were touting European corporate bonds as a splendid opportunity: investors would flee low-yielding government bonds for Europe's rapidly expanding corporate-bond market.
New boutiques launch every Tuesday and feature brands such as 7 for All Mankind, Alex & Ani, Splendid, Rock & Republic, Matt Bernson, Quiksilver, Nintendo, and Xbox 360.
We drove north, into Croatia, along a splendid coast still pocked with burned-out hotels from the "defensive" assault that Milosevic's forces had launched in 1991 on Dubrovnik, one of the world's most beautiful cities.
