Sentence examples for even take off the from inspiring English sources
And so we couldn't even take off the damn tire because of the jack that Ford put on this vehicle.
At a time when no other airplane could even take off, the 1905 Flyer the third plane the Wrights built with that name was "capable of carrying two men and fuel for a fifty-mile trip," Wilbur wrote to their mentor, the French-born aeronautical pioneer Octave Chanute, in May of that year, as the brothers prepared for a final summer of flight testing.
The show wasn't even taken off the air.
As a result, private Kurdish television channels that showed her were long penalised or even taken off the air.
In terms of race-hate, wet-behind-the-ears Poles have never even taken off the training-wheels.
Travel Advice In terms of race-hate, wet-behind-the-ears Poles have never even taken off the training-wheels.
New drugs in the promising glitazone group were restricted to only a small minority of patients or even taken off the market after millions of prescriptions had been issued.
While pterosaurs could fly well, and some studies suggest they could swim, and even take off from the surface of the water, very little thought has been applied to how they might sit on the surface.
Rent strikes could even take off in the private sector if they work for students, says a spokesperson from the Radical Housing Network.
The British Airways arrival from Bermuda was due to land at about the same time, but had not even taken off from the Atlantic island.
