Sentence examples for was launching from inspiring English sources
verb
To throw, as a lance or dart; to hurl; to let fly; to send off, propel with force.
Pyongyang said it was launching a satellite.
He didn't know who was launching the coup, or why.
In her own very unprofessional student-apartment kitchen, Clark was launching a business of her own.
"I don't think he thought he was launching someone," she recalls.
The company said this meant it was launching the strategy from a position of strength.
The army said it was launching an investigation into what happened.
Addressing the Knesset, he made the surprise announcement that Iran was launching a military nuclear project.
Mr Straw also said the Government was "launching a competition" to provide a new prison ship.
His greatest triumph was launching himself through the screen on my screen DOOR.
He was launching Australia's first defence white paper in almost a decade.
Each team was launching an imaginary media company called the Island Post.
