Sentence examples for to the launch of a from inspiring English sources
* An invitation arrives to the launch of a book at the Polish embassy.
But we shall come to the launch of a landmark new Lost in Showbiz campaign shortly.
In Genoa, the leaders have—as expected committed themselves firmly to the launch of a new round of trade negotiations.
And Scorsese himself is often on hand to lend a little Hollywood razzmatazz to the launch of a new print.
A brief sequence on modes of transportation runs from ships to jet airplanes to the launch of a Saturn V rocket.
A chauffeur-driven Bentley is waiting to whisk him off to the launch of a Matisse exhibition when we have finished (he is a Tate galleries trustee).
Some 42 agreements were reportedly penned at the meeting, on issues ranging from outstanding trade and economic matters to the launch of a human rights commission.
Similarly, Spiegel et al. describe the phases that made up their Ecuador EcoHealth program: a nationally-accredited 'train-the-trainers' Master's program led to the establishment of other Masters programs and eventually to the launch of an innovative doctoral program.
"The knowledge gained from the workshop will lead to the launch of an on-line, national, socio-economic database and also facilitate the timely dissemination of 2010 census data".
He has committed himself to the company for the next two years to ensure the launch of a $1.7bn investment in new satellites in 2013/4.
Back in 1990, to mark the launch of a new consumer finance magazine we worked out exactly how much parents have to stump up when bringing up children.
