Sentence examples for called take off from inspiring English sources

· Dina Rabinovitch is writing a book called Take Off Your Party Dress about life with breast cancer.

Website AbsolutePunk, in part of their "Retro Reviews" project in 2011, called Take Off Your Pants and Jacket the band's best effort; reviewer Thomas Nassiff referred to it as "a transitory record for Blink-182, but you can't tell just by listening to it on its own.

For example, a simple visual context analysis would probably incorrectly place an application called "Take off" to the miscellaneous category.

Hydrogenation, as it's called, took off in the U.S. It was a handy way to make use of the huge quantities of cottonseed oil produced as a byproduct of the cotton-growing industry.

On Monday afternoon at the MTV studios, the Donnas were strutting through a sharp make-out song called, "Take It Off".

This proved to be a jug-band tune called Take Your Finger Off It with very traditional "Ja-Da" type chords.

The contest, called "Take the Year Off," was one of several this year sponsored by marketers like McDonald's and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority aimed at downtrodden workers looking for respite in a tough economy.

Well-known celebrity chef Art Smith is planning a protest party that's he's calling "Take The Hate Off The Runway".

(This was before cold-calling took off).

The border guard that had led the battle call took off down the road, completing a series of stomps and high kicks at the gate – at one point almost kneeing himself in the nose.

When the band Z3 appeared onstage with an Amp Up ax, as the device was officially called, sales took off.