Sentence examples for of take off from inspiring English sources
Jeff Kolodjay, a passenger on the plane, told the Guardian that trouble began within minutes of take off from LaGuardia.
There are those who, upon hearing the little dubstep wobbles on Glass Girl (the penultimate track on teenage pop singer Conor Maynard's debut album) or indeed the subtle drum and bass feints at the start of Take Off, will roll their eyes and bemoan the pop commodification of the underground by cheese-mongering philistines.
The product of a decade's work, the book gives us post-second world war development economics in a nutshell – or rather in the silver sweep of a DC-8 airliner cabin, since Rostow's primary analogy was that of "take off": an aeronautical rendering of the moment when, with sufficient capital and other preconditions in place, "the old blocks and resistances to steady growth are finally overcome".
The problem of take off and landing of UAV on aircraft carrier is a challenging one and is unique compared to UAV's used by Air Force and Army.
They would have achieved flight in a completely different way to birds and would have had a lower angle of take off and initial flight trajectory.
This will control the choice of using an autopilot or a fully manual flight, the type and location of take off and landing.
Then the twanging thunk of take-off.
They sometimes even did so during the critical flight phases of take-off and landing.
So the shuttle may have been doomed from the moment of take-off.
But that depends on getting hold of take-off and landing slots, which are particularly scarce at Heathrow.
