launch into something

At age 14 he left home to launch himself into show business.

He knew enough now to launch the plan into action.

Why don't you launch into the news, and then before we do the questions we'll get the commercial.

It was the third single, which launched them into the public.

It gets to where a friend doesn't even want to ask them how they are because they'll launch into 10 minutes about their medical problems.

You'll have to launch it into space no later than a week.

Seeing no one, he launched into a dead run again.

So you might as well just launch right into it.

Without waiting for a response, the American woman launched into one of her stories.

Frank looked like he was about to launch into more questions.