Sentence examples for start to launch from inspiring English sources
"You'll have to wait until we start to launch some of these services to get more detail," he told the analyst.
They have now appeared in three days in succession in public and they will be active together next week when they start to launch their long-awaited attack on the James review prepared for the Conservatives and setting out £35bn of public spending savings.
And the aim is to "start" to launch the data exchange element of the app in Q4 this year, he adds.
Cameron has an uneven stride, which hurts him in vault, in which the gymnast needs a running start to launch himself onto the apparatus.
Describing it as a bargain for a deep space mission, Dr. Weiler said, "It was started and completed in 26 months, from start to launch, for a total cost of $223 million".
But Gen X recovered from its unpromising start to launch the Internet boom, counting among its members people such as Dell's Michael Dell, Amazon's Jeff Bezos and Yahoo!'s Jerry Yang and David Filo, every one of them a billionaire.Whereas the boomers were the first to grow up with ubiquitous radio, and Gen X the first to live with television, Generation Y is the first to embrace the Internet.
When Murdoch said tablets were a game-changer, other publishers started to launch iPad apps.
"We're into a period where employee morale is really important as we're starting to launch products and rebuild the business," Mr. Wilkinson said.
Rwandan rebels have already started to launch attacks into their own country (see article).In Burundi, a UN-sponsored peace process has failed to bring together the Tutsi-led military government and the militant Hutu groups.
After these came out the mainstream beer brands, which had seen sales decline for many years, decided they needed to do something too and have started to launch beer and RTD hybrid products which are malt-based shandy-style drinks.
DAVID REMNICK: I think we are already seeing the issue of gay marriage play a role, especially in the Republican party race, which is just now starting to launch.
