Sentence examples for take off means from inspiring English sources
Agarwal also acknowledges that getting Framework to take off means incorporating the product into users' current workflow.
"Taking off means you haven't done anything.
After the win, Manuel said he believed the Mets were "ready to go ahead and take off". Presumably, Manuel meant the Mets were ready to rumble into the playoffs.
I was happily exhausted, but also a little ashamed, ready to return my cane and take off my mean-old-man face.
He speculated that some analysts might have interpreted Mr. Henley's remarks -- that it might take the applications business two or three quarters to really take off -- to mean that he was "backing off" from earlier projections.
Take off can mean remove clothing.
'Take off' can mean remove clothing, become successful or have time away from work.
The method presented for the solution of the optimization problem is based on the approximation of the motion of the device and of the force exerted by the power take off unit by means of a linear combination of basis functions.
We now have so many engineers that are doing open source [projects] ready to take off the shelf means that technologies get adopted within the company more quickly.
Not taking time off means giving yourself a pay cut.
