Sentence examples for designed to take off from inspiring English sources

The Fire Scout is designed to take off and land vertically.

A Navy entry is the X-47B, a prototype designed to take off and land from aircraft carriers automatically and, when commanded, drop bombs.

The company's name is Italian for "escape the land," and its car, the TF-X, is designed to take off vertically with tilting electric rotors.

Xcor Aerospace said Per Wimmer, an investment banker, would be the first passenger aboard Lynx, a space tourism vehicle designed to take off and land like an airplane.

Powered by the same type of engines used by Boeing 747s, the aircraft is designed to take off at a maximum weight of 1.3m pounds (590 metric tonnes).

The Marine Corps version is especially complex because it is designed to take off from the shortest of runways, such as a rough strip of land or the deck of a smaller warship, and to land vertically, like a helicopter.

FirstEnergy and Ballard Power Systems are introducing a portable fuel cell that is scalable and is designed to take demand off the power grid.

His supporters denounced the case as a "show trial" designed to take Duffy off the streets.

Employing a new offense, in part designed to take pressure off the frequently sacked Philip Rivers, San Diego has the talent to improve drastically on last season's 7-9 record.

The Marines, drawn to Ahmadzai's aggressiveness, have helped the Afghan commander plan and carry out operations designed to take pressure off the provincial capital and relieve some of the 215th corps' most beleaguered troops.

Emil Rodriguez, an Oculus spokesman, said the headset is designed to take weight off the nose, which is why some people see a tiny space at the bottom of the headset.