Sentence examples for again take off from inspiring English sources

And many expect that when the economy finally does rebound, hiring will, again, take off, especially when more people are expected to be insured under the federal health care law.

This required me to again take off my shoes and socks, put on a T-shirt and a pair of swim trunks, and climb through a small porthole leading to the inside of a 3,000-gallon 3,000-galloneel tank containing 4 tonstainlessk, steel merlotankape skins.

Then, despite himself, he laughed and picked it up again, taking off the headphones.

One morning, getting ready to go out and continue the search, he sat down again, took off his coat, and lay down on the bed.

In the 2006-7 season the Met would change the schedule again, taking off just the week of Jan . 15 Mr. Volpe said.

When Owens caught a 1-yard scoring pass with 4 minutes 5 seconds left to make it 41-17, he again took off toward midfield.

When Owens caught a 1-yard touchdown pass with 4 minutes 5 seconds left to make it 41-17, he again took off toward midfield.

But it remained small until the past decade, when interest in cycling again took off nationally and an infusion of cash from Mark Gorton, a hedge-fund manager and the group's largest single donor, helped it expand.

Lionel Messi was again taken off with a leg injury in Barcelona's 4-1 victoveroveRealal Betis on Sunday.

Mitchum again took off for California, where his sister had begun acting with the Players Guild of Long Beach.

This was cemented the following summer when I once again took off, this time to Ecuador and the Galapagos.