Sentence examples for that I launch from inspiring English sources

Discovery Channel insisted that I launch it in the desert, really close to Edwards Air Force Base.

As relayed in Part III of Precious Memories, however, it is in humble answer to a Macedonian call that I launch an "outside agitator" DeportJeffSessions.com campaign.

By doing that, I launched my career, and to some extent, the whole profession of the "Video Journalist".

I teach a course at Pace University that I launched last year —this is the second year — in blogging.

This report provides compelling further evidence that firmly supports the UK's vision for a global climate deal in Paris 2015 that I launched last week in the city of London – which was clear that prosperity and climate action can go hand in hand.

It's in this scenario and in Albarn's dressing room afterwards that I launched into a diatribe about how the sort of experimentation on show earlier – including a version of the Chemical Brothers Galvanizee on which Pizzorno featured alongside oud player Mehdi Haddab – felt anathema to so much rock music these days.

One of the fun, really cool projects that I've done this year is that I launched a coffee line.

And through the Global Equality Fund that I launched last December, we have strengthened our support for civil society and programs to protect and promote human rights.

However, I can remember the feeling of my clenched fists, my red and white uniform trembling with each scream that I launched at Jimmy Carter who -- according to my kindergarten teacher -- would destroy the island, the palms, the classroom desks, happiness.

Whether that be hiring a full-time animator to make cartoons for my website, to currently starring in "Full House The Musical" Off-Broadway, to my new podcast that I launched this summer: The Perez Hilton Podcast.

It is for this reason that I launched the Journey into Europe project to study the Muslim communities of Europe, which has taken myself and a research team across the length and breadth of Europe, from France and Germany to Greece and Bosnia.