Sentence examples for was trying to launch from inspiring English sources

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.

The voice of Sir Patrick Cormack thundered out: "God preserve us!" Up in Derbyshire, Gordon Brown was trying to launch an election campaign.

Gibson, the plaintiff, would seem to have been a talk-show dream: an admitted murderer (in an as-told-to memoir called "Mafia Kingpin") who had turned himself around and was trying to launch himself as an actor.

She drove me mad for years: 'Dad, you're a great singer, let's do it.'" But, I say, we were seeing pictures of Amy struggling while he was trying to launch his career.

It is one thing to build a house, another to build a neighborhood; just at this time, Ogden Codman, a decorator and architect, was trying to launch a similar colony around his own 1913 town house at 7 East 96th Street, but his effort faltered.

It was the 10th website I was trying to launch and the previous nine failed.

We are trying to launch small-scale privatisation through auctions.

He is trying to launch every ball here and he's a very strong man.

Five more Palestinians were wounded when a rocket they were trying to launch exploded.

New banks that are trying to launch, include Virgin Money, Metro Bank, Walton & Co and Home & Savings Bank, and supermarket chain Tesco.

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