Examples of 'started launching' in a sentence
Meaning of "started launching"
Started launching: This phrase is used when a new product, service, or initiative is introduced or brought to the market for the first time. It signifies the beginning of a launch process or campaign
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started launching
Then people started launching this at him.
Guerrilla bands ( the Inyenzi ) were organized at this time and started launching attacks on Rwanda.
They started launching missile around our home.
That was before the Nylers started launching propaganda campaigns.
Had started launching strikes on rival assets in the outer colonies.
Several brands have already started launching contests using Pinterest.
We started launching.
That was before the Nylers and buying off hospitals… Including yours. started launching propaganda campaigns.
The military started launching tear gas at us and we threw it back at them.
It can seem as though everyone and their sister started launching ICOs in 2017.
Iraq has started launching missiles, reaching out.
Of the space shuttle challenger and its crew . finally in 1990, they started launching shuttles again.
June, Ethiopian forces started launching search and seizure operations in Kala-beyrka intersection in Hiran region.
Fortunately, many areas have started launching community based ….
The Commission has started launching 59 infringement cases for non-timely implementation.
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Where did you go ma'am? Iraq has started launching missiles, reaching out.
Since 2007, Tenda has started launching its global branding strategy and established 27 global branch offices.
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I started the engine and sped off
The backlash has started already in chatrooms
Examples of using Launching
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Launching them where the experience is mature
Israel retaliated by launching heavy military operations
Launching of reforestation and afforestation programmes and
