Sentence examples for well launch from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they may well launch more attacks even while talks take place.

"If he could leave Singapore and connect back with his friends, they could well launch a revenge attack".

"If we don't get satisfactory answers we may well launch a bigger enquiry," said Louise Ellman MP, chair of the Transport Select Committee.

Chopra's face could well launch a thousand ships; her lilting close-ups here, as Ayesha's secret emerges, reveal the actress as an unusually sensitive and responsive beauty.

Might as well launch straight in with the unlikely parallels between Star Trek, the vehicle that propelled him to fame, and his ongoing love affair with Shakespeare.

And in response, the federal government, led by the Sessions justice department, may well launch a low-intensity war against the insurgents.

With the Strategic Hamlet Program well launched, there was no need to seek out infantry battles.

Well, launching a war on false pretenses is, to say the least, a breach of trust.

After her four sons (John, Michael, Peter and Paul) seemed well launched, she completed her doctorate in psychology and English at Teacher's College/Columbia University.

But the war hero for whom he had done so much was well launched on his political career.

This week the team have done particularly well, launching news stories which have dominated the week so far.