Sentence examples for take off even from inspiring English sources
It's a giant Winnie-the-Pooh head, which he doesn't take off even when he starts dancing with Juliet.
Mobile: A Competitive Edge Google is closing the mobile app gap, and its Chrome browser starts to take off even as Android dips among mobile operating systems.
Were that to happen, Quad HD would take off even faster than HDTV did a decade before.Congress could yet spoil everything, however.
"But I guess you do have a higher degree of certainty, at least short term, because in the old days you tried to take off, even if it meant sitting four or five hours on the airplane and getting de-iced three times, and running out of gas once, before you finally had to give up anyway," Mr. Hedlund said.
They emphasise their desire to build up stocks of cloned animals slowly (only about 600 exist in America, for example), and emphasise their scheme for tagging and tracking all clones.The third reason to think cloned food may take off, even in places like Europe where GMOs have fallen flat, is the most straightforward one.
But this kind of "direct" banking has been slow to take off even in Europe, so whether it will make money in emerging markets remains to be seen.Most international bankers reckon that their best hope of striking gold will be in the retail-banking business.
Taken off his shirt, then taken off even more?
Launched in July, the App Store has taken off even more quickly than iTunes, Apple's industry-leading online-music store.
For all Bayern's gameness there was a hollowness to their second-half dominance and, as Müller was taken off, even a note of dissent in the crowd.
The allure of social media and online community is such that Goodreads has really taken off, even though it is basically a bunch of lists.
The price tag is one of the reasons people think Segways haven't really taken off – even though other companies have brought out cheaper versions costing a few hundred pounds.
