6 sentences with “launch”

The first successful launch took place in 1946.

Julius Caesar then quickly set about making plans to launch a massive invasion of Persia.

There was one contest that could launch even an unknown musician to success: the Van Cliburn.

Camels enabled Arab armies to cross deserts and launch sudden attacks on their enemies, often catching them by surprise.

In a sense, this period consisted of Hitler "playing chicken" with the rest of Europe: he would launch a dangerous and provocative initiative, and then see if the rest of Europe (i.e. mainly France and Britain) would respond with the threat of force or, on the contrary, back down.

That said, the Nazis were masters at tailoring their messages to the electorate; most of their propaganda was about German pride, unity and the need for social and economic order and prosperity, not hatred of Jews or the need to launch attacks on other European nations. They were offered as a solution to the inefficiency of the Weimar Republic, not as a potential bloodbath.