Sentence examples for where we launch from inspiring English sources
I've been thinking a lot about the New Deal lately, too, and how this great city could be a place where we launch some sort of new pilot W.P.A. program.
"The perspective is very different from the Playwrights Center, where we launch careers, than from a producing theater where careers get made," she said, joining a conference call from Chicago with Ms. Lavey.
Its interpreter is also very lightweight (when compared to Java or.NET, for example) which enables experiments where we launch thousands of threads in the same machine.
We were never really interested in building a Blue Apron competitor, but there is something interesting about this hyper-local, ground-up approach where we launch market by market".
For publishers worried that this means there will be no way for them to reach their audience on Facebook except through ad campaigns, Mosseri said, "I don't think there's any version of the world where we launch this as it is".
(Teacher 1, school 2 - Control) " Yeah, well that would be led initially mostly from assemblies, so we'll start something like that as a whole school initiative, and then there'll be an assembly where we launch looking at healthy lunch boxes or whatever our healthy, transport or something like that.
It was our job, my job, to mitigate these risks and minimize the liabilities to the health of my men; to prevent them from sprouting like noxious weeds in the areas where we launched our field exercises.
Each of us was given a krathong -- a miniboat made from banana leaves, decorated with flowers, incense sticks and a candle -- then joined in a procession to the nearby lake, where we launched our vessels and made a wish.
On into third, where we launched on toward 100 miles an hour.
That was the world where we launched TripIt.
We go from $80 to $70 to $60 to $50 in the three-day period from where we launched our name, and I have an all-hands meeting at the end of it just before Thanksgiving to explain to them how the launch went.
