Sentence examples for trying to launch a from inspiring English sources

But costs are always the issue, whether you're trying to launch a rocket or a movie.

"I'm not trying to launch a jeremiad against the American school system," he said.

We were trying to launch a systematic, wholehearted battle against segregation, which would set the pace for the nation".

"We're not trying to launch a romantic comedy, so the concept of this show moved us toward BitTorrent".

Dom's main storyline has him trying to launch a restaurant in San Francisco's uber-competitive gastro world.

"He didn't settle the contract with us, and now, off the work that we did, he's trying to launch a mayoral candidacy".

Last night Mr McAuley, 62, was desperately trying to launch a last minute legal appeal to stop his expulsion from Peru after the government revoked his residency status.

"Nestlé are trying to launch a brand in the UK but they have had difficulties because of their reputation across the world.

In due course, Boeing shelved the Sonic Cruiser in December 2002, and is now trying to launch a 250-seater called the 7E7.

The 38 year old is trying to launch a new project to provide care for high-risk rough sleepers, in their language, to make reconnection easier.

It seemed like a fun enough challenge (I was trying to launch a magazine and waiting for my son's birth), so I figured what the hell.