Sentence examples for totally launch from inspiring English sources

He didn't exactly drop out of the race (it's hard to "drop out" of a race you've been watching from the sidelines for six months) but, given the persistent, rampant speculation that, at any moment, he would totally launch his third presidential campaign and snatch the Democratic nomination from Hillary Clinton, it feels like he ended something.

"The race was totally launched, and maybe I did a mistake," he said in Spanish with English subtitles.

Totally unamplified, they launch into "Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks", the consolatory song that closes their latest album, High Violet.

Earlier this month, BBC1 controller Jay Hunt told journalists at her autumn season launch: "Totally Saturday was not as good as it should be.

In other words, it'll be the closest SpaceX has come yet to its vision of totally reusable space launch operations.

According to one source, the app is "totally" ready to launch on Tuesday, and if the event is indeed a series of mobile product announcements, it could "totally" fit in conceptually.

Though many developers are unhappy with the Apple TV App Store right now – Tapbots (Tweetbot, Calcbot) co-founder Paul Haddad, for example, even said Apple "totally botched the launch App Store wise," – others say the lack of categories and charts is not a legitimate problem right now.

As for that ad part… this is probably where the company will be looking for its first revenues since Recce is launching totally free to use.

Wilde, who also has a son with Sudeikis, kept the celebration going with a photo of the actor and his "dimples that (totally could have) launched a thousand ships" along with a photo of the two of them.

"We had this idea: Could we launch something totally from scratch?" Gauthier recalled.

It's a cause for concern that the one major attempt to launch a totally new property – Warner Brothers Edge off Tomorrow – bombed in the most receptive place.