Sentence examples for better take off from inspiring English sources

"You'd better take off your sock".

"The neighborhood police said: Lawyer Jiang, you'd better take off tonight so we can stop manning your house," he wrote.

"It will facilitate better take offs and landings," the country's finance minister, P. Chidambaram, joked Thursday, when asked why the government had changed the name now.

In half a century's cricket this correspondent cannot remember one better taken off a spinner.

"I think I'd be better taking off one or two days now than missing two or three weeks -- which we really don't need".

Guess I better not take off my clothes.

When he did, Pharoah was able to dig in better and take off.

You can always tell the organists in the audience — they love nothing better than to take off their shoes and let the organ pulse through their feet.

Asked to justify this ploy, India's finance minister dryly remarked, "It will facilitate better take-offs and landings".

Therefore, species that often need to fly slowly when foraging should have a better take-off performance than those species that conduct their foraging at higher speeds.

"You'd better take it off.