Sentence examples for in a take off from inspiring English sources

In a take off of John Travolta in the 1983 film Staying Alive, Bart struts down a street in Springfield after he is invited to dinner at the Lovejoys, just as Travolta strutted through Times Square to the same tune, in a joke written by Jace Richdale, who was the co-executive producer of The Simpsons at the time.

The feed-in system in Germany consists of a fixed feed-in price, a take-off obligation and a RES priority rule, and in practice only very restrictive use of RES-E curtailment.

In addition to playing Donaghy, Baldwin was a Ralph Kramden everyman in a 1950s insult comedy; the smarmy, drunken host of a 60s variety show; a Richard Nixon caricature in a take-off of Laugh-In and a newscaster.

"I typically shoot the video in a single take, off the cuff, unless I completely screw up".

There is no starting line: all the birds in a competition take off at the appointed time from their own perches, often many miles apart.

In June the World Bank said its economy "could be in a position for a take-off".

"I still feel like I can reel off a few in a row, and take off on a good run.

The idea of using ethernet in business will take off in a big way.

In contrast with paragliding, which is practised over hilly or mountainous areas because it requires a descent in order to take off, a paramotor can take off from level ground thanks to the power of the engine.

There is no news in a plane taking off safely or a bank standing secure.

In it a dancer stands in profile before taking off in brisk, backward circles.