Sentence examples for that would launch from inspiring English sources

The pilot had no means of getting out once the missile was fastened to the aircraft that would launch it.

The line was a completed unscripted part of Dazed and Confused, the film that would launch McConaughey's career.

While living there Wharton would write a book a year, including the Big Novel that would launch her into fame and prosperity, The House of Mirth.

I saw this firsthand when President Chávez signed an accord in Caracas with a Chinese company that would launch a satellite for Venezuela.

But over the past couple of years he's been increasingly focused on another space venture — one that would launch small satellites into orbit.

In 2010, she encountered the legal theory that would launch the climate lawsuits when she met Mary Christina Wood, a law professor at the University of Oregon.

The Poseidon drones, which should be capable of speeds of more than 100 miles an hour, will be fitted to four submarines that would launch them.

Meanwhile, Steve Jobs and Bill Gates were on the road to starting companies that would launch a revolution in RCA's former core markets.

Virgin Galactic is already having discussions with a company interested in creating a rocket that would launch satellites from White Knight Two.Launching at high altitude has many advantages for space tourists and commercial loads alike.

He also learned that he was being summoned home because the Vietminh — soon to be reborn as the Vietcong — were finally embarking on the armed struggle that would launch the Second Indochina War.

Many shippers withheld barge runs out of fear that they would launch a shipment that, during its weeks upon the river, could get stalled by a closing.