Definitionn. the act of moving a newly built vessel into the water for the first time
Last update: September 5, 2015
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He jogged through the castle and ran out into the snow, launching himself into the cold air as he changed into the bird form. [Please select]
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When they saw her standing off, they approached, launching showers of stones after her from their slings. [Please select]
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It was not until towards the close of the meal that the Duke succeeded in launching his favourite bubble. [Please select]
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On the beach the young doctor found Maggot and his men launching their boats, and of course he lent them a hand. [Please select]
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Launching out into the current, the raft was borne with its flow towards the creek. [Please select]
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He is fond of launching offensives, and his favorite method of warfare is a sudden attack from the rear. [Please select]
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Bertrand's motives in launching his propaganda I am not competent to judge. [Please select]
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The failure which resulted was due solely to the clumsy launching apparatus. [Please select]
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Jack and Jimmie were not inclined to favor the scheme, but they assisted in launching the boat and stood with half-frightened faces while Ned and Frank stepped into her. [Please select]
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He would have said more, but spying the trader at the entrance of the store, he went to him, straightway launching into the details of their commercial enterprise, which, happily, had been most successful. [Please select]
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