Sentence examples for the launch point from inspiring English sources
Was the launch point still near the academy?
One system, called forward scatter, transmits from one location and receives the signal several thousand miles away on the other side of the launch point.
"Passenger cars have been the launch point for a broad and deep G.M. product offensive," said Kurt McNeil, vice president for United States sales.
The launch point and landing platform for their story, as with most stories today, is thus Soering; the solar system through which they guide viewers is his.
After accompanying his charges for about a mile and a half from the launch point on Sebonac Neck, Mr. McAllister turned back to get his pickup truck.
The charming village of Blakeney on the Norfolk coast is the launch point for boat trips to the seal colony at Blakeney Point.
On the latter, one minister who was at the launch pointed that even if the Tories were to win the upcoming election, it's hardly likely that they'd try to throw initiatives like the Domesday book into reverse.
As one biologist at the launch pointed out, the human genome project is a triumph of analysis.
In 1915, the pier was the launching point for the fateful voyage of the Lusitania.
This was to have been the launching point for the rest of the season.
This somehow was the launching point for a five-week undefeated close to the season.
