Sentence examples for were supposed to launch from inspiring English sources

Originally, today, SpaceX, Blue Origin, Arianespace and ULA were supposed to launch their respective rockets.

And this was back in the lean start-up days when you were supposed to launch your company in six weeks.

Facebook has posted more details about the upcoming redesign of user profiles, which were supposed to launch early April but are apparently now close at hand.

I actually can't recall when these were supposed to launch, but the 5310, which comes in red, orange and purple will see an early June launch while the 5610 won't show up till early July.

Saddam's ouster was supposed to launch a pro-western democratic transformation across the region.

Two weeks after it was supposed to launch, urbanhound.com went live, at last.

"Rise and Fall", the track that was supposed to launch him to a wider audience, has become his public epitaph.

The Child Support Agency's £200m system, supplied by EDS, another computer company, was supposed to launch in April.

Most people aren't afraid of having children; who's more brave?" Mr. Vidmar was supposed to launch the weekend my article initially appeared.

Should the shutdown drag on, it could disrupt a Mars mission that is supposed to launch from Cape Canaveral, Fla., between Nov. 18 and Dec. 7.

This was supposed to launch it on a bump-free ski-jump straight to Oscar glory, as other Brit (or semi-Brit) pics had done in recent years.