| launch in | 63.00 | It was launched in Britain last September. | ||
| launch from | 28.64 | It would be launched from the shuttle. | ||
| launch on | 15.01 | Clinton has launched us on a new exploration. | ||
| launch against | 7.37 | Impeachment attempt launched against Pinochet. | ||
| launch with | 6.39 | Launched with hope and good intentions. | ||
| launch for | 6.06 | A search was launched for the arsonist. | ||
| launch after | 4.15 | The operation was launched after the accident Wednesday. | ||
| launch as | 2.44 | But he credits Africa with truly launching him as a coach. | ||
| launch over | 2.30 | I should sell him a missile or two to launch over Florida. | ||
| launch to | 1.91 | The dates are for launching to splashdown. | ||
| launch before | 1.84 | Both were to have been launched before April. | ||
| launch under | 1.58 | The Demio, the first car launched under him, is a hit. | ||
| launch without | 1.58 | The probe was launched without imposing dumping tariffs. | ||
| launch by | 1.51 | The site should launch by the end of March. | ||
| launch of | 1.51 | Launch of first Scuds against Riyadh. | ||
| launch during | 1.45 | The securities issues will be launched during this period. | ||
| launch aboard | 1.18 | The Wake Shield is launched aboard the shuttle. | ||
| launch off | 1.05 | He absolutely launched it off the first tee. | ||
| launch within | 1.05 | The service is expected to be launched within a year. | ||
| launch near | 0.99 | A new attack was launched near Matejce. |