Sentence examples for waiting launched from inspiring English sources

Her story careens from her nomadic childhood – her dad was in the navy – through Birmingham and Oxford Universities (pater paid for the latter), and on to life at the fag-end of 18 years of Tory government, when the woman later cast as "Widdy in Waiting" launched a crusade to take Britain back to 1962, or thereabouts.

Cites the case of a high-ranking officer, who, on being awakened early in the morning "high-tailed" it down to his waiting launch...; the acts of bravery by enlisted men.

Waiting to Launch Launch Complex 40 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station bears little resemblance to SpaceX's sleek headquarters.

In 1942, Nazi saboteurs sneaked into New York and strolled through Midtown, waiting to launch a terror plot.

Olivaceous Thornbills frequently forage on the ground in short grasslands, visiting small flowers or waiting to launch off the ground to catch flying insects.

I begin looking for an empty corner, festoons of electrical cabling traversing a crumbling wall, and seagulls waiting to launch themselves from a balcony railing, just like Palermo.

I would simply appreciate the courtesy of waiting to launch criticism if you see fit until I have actually begun to do the work.

"A sleeper is a committed terrorist sent sometimes years in advance into a possible target location, where he may assume a new identity and live an outwardly normal life, all the while waiting to launch a terrorist attack," he said.

So why are you waiting to launch your first business?

A BBC reporter at Base Camp says there are 300 climbers there waiting to launch a bid for the summit.

But with the XFL still in waiting to launch mode, the AAF would provide the NFLPA with an attractive partner, in Steinberg's estimation.