Sentence examples for word launch from inspiring English sources
But when a Met does hit a home run — which happened only 49 times through Friday night — it is also Garrido's job to press a black button that is protected by a black metal flap with the word "LAUNCH" inscribed above it.
When the Falcon 9 really did blast off, I noticed he was careful to use the word "launch", instead.
But the word "Launch Pad" is a slight misnomer as IVS serves as a venue also for established start-ups to get their products in front of as many influential bloggers, VCs and entrepreneurs as possible.
The word launch has taken on a whole new meaning and it doesn't necessarily include dock shoes and a bottle of champagne.
Putin said on Tuesday that Russian combat operations would be intensified, and he quickly kept his word, launching cruise missile and long-range bomber attacks.
So she spread the word, launching a campaign that ended last week with the village government's decision to reopen the neighborhood pools.
The film-makers wanted an unknown for the part and Kruger, a German ex-model, beat more than 3,000 women to be the face that, in Christopher Marlowe's words, "launch'd a thousand ships".
Now, don't get too excited when you see the words "Launch Date" next to "9/17/08"; Verizon is not going to surprise everyone and release the Storm today.
Two hundred and twenty one years ago, in a hall that still stands across the street, a group of men gathered and, with these simple words, launched America's improbable experiment in democracy.
The specialist biog-alteration website bioischanged.com was quick to register that Johnston Press chief executive Ashley Highfield - who was the BBC's head of New Media & Technology for eight years, leaving in 2008 - has dropped the words "launched BBC iPlayer" (which can be seen as implying he alone was responsible) from his @ashleyhi Twitter profile.
Much has changed since that wording launched the column more than 14 years ago, especially the fact that corrections are now chiefly done on the web pages concerned, where a footnote is added explaining what text has been amended and what our mistake was.
