Sentence examples for far take off from inspiring English sources

If an enemy is pretty far, take off the barrel extension of your Nerf gun, because the barrel reduces the range.

"You take it so far, and take off a bunch.

"I can't even imagine how far he can take off from.

But the reality is that such services have so far failed to take off, largely because they offer a limited selection of music.

Understandable doubts remain about the durability of Germany's revival: consumer spending has so far failed to take off convincingly.Yet arguably the German economy is on a sounder footing than at any time since reunification (see article).

For this reason, Milton Friedman, an economist known for his laissez-faire beliefs, wanted to replace all welfare with a simpler system that combined a guaranteed minimum income with a flat tax.Although the basic income has so far failed to take off, it does have a commonplace cousin: the tax-free allowance.

Institutional investment underpins the build to rent sector in the US and in several other European countries but despite a number of attempts in the last decade to secure investor backing to kick start the sector in the UK, it has so far failed to take off.

Significantly, the agreement says that it covers "smartphones, tablets and televisions", suggesting Microsoft has now broadened the scope of patents that it is using to pursue Android – and now Chrome OS too – to include GoogleTV, which has so far failed to take off significantly.

Print-on-demand machines, which were touted as the solution for when shops did not have a particular title in stock, have so far failed to take off.

She even went so far as to take off her wig and try to tongue kiss Jeffrey.

The far right failed to take off as a serious electoral force in the 1970s, and it's failed again now.