Sentence examples for which launch from inspiring English sources

First to come are the statements collections for men and women which launch today.

The armed youngsters are easy recruits for the militant factions which launch attacks, including terrorist ones, against Israel.

Bazookas and other rocket launchers, which launch self-propelled projectiles, are not guns, though they perform many of the same functions.

Mr Deby allowed Darfur rebels from his Zaghawa tribe to use Chad as a base from which launch attacks on Sudanese government positions.

Anyone wanting to travel Gangnam style can now book direct flights to Seoul, capital of South Korea, with British Airways, which launch on Saturday 1 December.

Terence Davies' voice itself is a revelation, as mellifluous as an old-school Shakespearean, sharp as a whip, with fruity top notes of camp, a little like a more contemplative Uncle Monty or a highbrow Kenneth Williams (whose sly, queeny dialogue from Round the Horne is one of many madeleines which launch Davies back into the past).

(which launches on Saturday).

Apple's iTunes store, which launched in 2003, sold downloads.

NME.com, which launched in 1996, also benefited from this void.

Another new site is Ooffoo (ooffoo.com) which launched in November.

Wikipedia, which launched in 2001, is written by volunteers.