Sentence examples for completely take off from inspiring English sources

Iribe tells me he believes the virtual reality industry "is about to completely take off, and to put a building in place that's largely focused on this…will help inspire a lot of students and incredibly brilliant engineers to become part of the industry and solve the next set of difficult problems".

Don't completely take off the existing finish.

At first I'd take my mum there for a cheap bowl of soup but within months it had completely taken off.

-- Andrew Barovick "All prostitution laws should either be completely enforced or completely taken off the books".

Well, that's been completely taken off the [table] at the moment, at least until this is resolved.

Within a few months the service completely took off and there were millions of users zipdialing millions of times per day.

Chick-fil-A's challenge "has completely taken off," said Brad Williams, who came up with the concept at a store he operates in Suwannee, Georgia.

Clear off the space completely: Take everything off of the desk, or whatever else you use.Put the items on the floor or on your bed.

Said Perry: "Even if you completely take Al Capone off of his resume, he still is a very significant figure in law enforcement".

Remove the lug nuts completely, and take off the wheels.

The result, which ends an 11-game unbeaten run and a sequence of eight games without conceding for Nigel Clough's men, failed to completely take the edge off the party atmosphere at Bramall Lane, as the club marked their 125th birthday by parading more than 50 former players across the pitch before kick-off.