Sentence examples for take off has been from inspiring English sources

Beth is an incredibly talented sculptor, who trained under Sir Anthony Caro, and watching her career take off has been fantastic.

Make sure the take off has been exposed to water (so that the mud is packed in), but don't ride it when it is wet.

When a 911 operator relayed word at 9 p.m. of a bomb threat, the pilot decided the Boeing 747, in line to take off, had been searched thoroughly already and took off anyway, Mr. Hicks said.

At a press conference on Monday, Djoko Murjatmojo from the transportation ministry said officials at the airport operator in Surabaya and air traffic control agency who had allowed the flight to take off had been moved to other duties.

So far, the only region where the low-cost, long-distance business model has truly taken off has been the so-called backpacker routes connecting Asia and Australia.

Another reason the gluten-free movement has taken off has been the appeal of the idea of a simple fix to so many health issues, says Fasano.

Bhidé says Americans have always displayed venturesomeness and, even in grim economic stretches — like the early 1980s, when personal computers took off — have been motivated both by potential productivity enhancers and by entertainment.

As reported earlier today, all flights between the UK and Sharm El-Sheikh, the airport from which the flight took off, have been canceled until British investigators evaluate security measures there.

"Take It Off" has been described as "a heavily Auto-Tuned reworking" of "There's a Place in France".

Beyond that, cashing out and taking off has never been a simple proposition.

But, in taking off, Google has been slowly eating away at Microsoft's lead.