Sentence examples for last take off from inspiring English sources

Only when Apple launched its wildly popular iPad in 2010 did computing tablets at last take off.

There is also vast scope for growth in India, where penetration is just 1% but mobile phones are at last taking off.

But even this grizzled veteran thinks the tipping point for personalised medical devices has arrived, for three reasons.First, thanks to much-improved technologies for remote communications, "telemedicine" is at last taking off.

The last took off for O'Hare.

HAS Europe's biotechnology industry at last taken off?

Sara John, a spokeswoman for British Airways, said the withdrawal of Concorde would be "permanent as of October this year" but did not say when the last flight would take off.

The force and the moment exerted on the pole by the pole-vaulter during the last stride before take off and during jump stage, were calculated.

She was ordered to be paid off on 27 January 1944, but this order was apparently revoked as she continued training until 27 September 1944 when the last take-off was made from her deck.

It is a double fudge chocolate cake that comes last in The Great British Take Off.

Leto had this experience when she raised money for Bnter after Texts From Last Night took off.

In that same vein, "Last Night," taken off of Vaski's new EP Weightless, will have you overtaken with a hefty case of turnt-up déja vu, forcing you to relive whatever bad decisions you made last weekend.