Sentence examples for debate took off from inspiring English sources
As the debate took off, a mosque in south-east France was sprayed with gunfire.Second, it is unclear how the ban would work in practice.
The debate took off in February when The Huffington Post published an essay by Eddie S. Glaude Jr., a professor of religion at Princeton, under the deliberately provocative headline "The Black Church Is Dead".
The core of that debate took off in 1998, I wrote about it in 2001, Tim Wu coined the term in 2002, and then activist groups started effectively translating it soon thereafter.
The former prime minister has always argued that lottery funding should also pay for more full-time sports teachers, an idea whose time may have come as the legacy debate takes off again.
The lesson had to unfold at its own rate, as debates took off in various directions.
As the debates take off, key politicians from the In and Out camps need to talk and listen to people of colour.
Many Chinese scholars think the debate really took off in 2008 after an earthquake in Sichuan province that killed around 80,000 people.
