Sentence examples for crew took off from inspiring English sources

Well, the crew took off and flew the plane right into the ocean".

In April 1950, a converted Navy bomber with a 10-man crew took off from West Germany and was shot down by the Soviets before reaching Latvia.

The crew took off from Forli in northern Italy in the final days of World War II, but never returned and were thought to have been shot down.

A search and rescue crew took off from the 37th AARS based at Nakhon Phanom, Thailand.

The next morning, our journey complete, the television crew took off.

My crew took off at four in the afternoon, landed at midnight, and the next crew took off at four in the morning, landing at noon.

Usually, Seaward and his crew take off the day after the Wimbledon men's singles final.

And the unstoppable clothier J. Crew, taking off on the success of its Ludlow suit, recently opened a seductive little shop devoted exclusively to Ludlow suiting on a sleepy corner in TriBeCa.

There's a brief scene at breakfast, before King and his crew take off for Selma, that displays what a rudely joshing wiseguy he could be, but it's the only scene of its kind: he doesn't have the luxury for such things.

Around 3 a.m., the singers whisper something to each other and Madonna and her crew take off.

That hot cocoa got my pilots and crew chiefs warm faster, my crews took off faster and they were more deadly.