Sentence examples for take off from here from inspiring English sources

"The past decade has just gotten the engine started, and it's going to take off from here".

We are near the coast, and they'd take off from here to bomb the German cities, from here and from Suffolk, too.

It has been revived by tourists, who stop here on ferry runs, or take off from here in kayaks to explore the myriad wonders of Prince William Sound.

The hotel is as close as you can get to the loft of the Drakensberg, and some of the area's best trails take off from here.

A lot of people have worked in this "airstrip", someone have left, someone is still working on it, and I hope everyone's life and career can take off from here soon.

"I just wanted her to see a plane take off from here," said Mr. Ruplenas, holding his 20-month-old daughter, Elena, who joyously pointed up as they studied the sparse air traffic from the edge of Ronald Reagan National Airport.

To this day, schoolchildren in California read how Charles Lindbergh took off from here on his famous trans-Atlantic flight.

Lysanders and other aircraft took off from here laden with guns, ammunition, supplies and agents to support the resistance in occupied Europe.

This much is known about the bizarre and horrifying airplane accident in Congo on Thursday: The Russian-made cargo plane that sits on the tarmac today at the airport in the capital, Kinshasa, took off from here on Thursday evening, and returned, not much later, after a rear door came unhinged in midair.

COLUMBIA, Mo. — When Senator Barack Obama's plane took off from here on Friday morning, after a large rally one night earlier, Democrats might have been justified in assuming it was his final visit to Missouri, given the dwindling number of hours before Election Day.

On this same South Pacific day, the navigator of a hurricane-watching C-130 took off from here.