Sentence examples similar to take off next Tuesday from inspiring English sources

USV also took the moment to support Take Off Election Day and to reject the idea of a protest vote, even linking to Clay Shirky's Medium post on the subject.

Then, on Nov. 23, the canvassing board voted to take off Thanksgiving Day.

Originally set to take off last Thursday, the shuttle and a crew of seven astronauts are now scheduled to blast off between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. on Wednesday.

When he took off last Monday against the Mets, he slid in easily for his 13th steal.

The recommendation by Aleksandr Bortnikov, head of Russia's Federal Security Service, signals a vindication of Britain's controversial decision on Wednesday to suspend all flights to and from Sharm el-Sheikh airport, the Red Sea resort where Metrojet Flight 9268 took off last Saturday.

The launch took off early Wednesday morning, after being rescheduled a couple of times from an initial target of this past weekend.

The plane disappeared from radar just 20 minutes after taking off last Saturday morning.

[Program Note: Friday Talking Points will be taking a week off next Friday.

Early voting takes pressure off Election Day; it gives an easier opportunity for many people to vote when they can and it is convenient; it eliminates some waiting on Election Day.

While much of the Middle East established Friday to Saturday weekends, a clutch of Gulf and north African countries took off Thursday and Friday instead.

The aircraft began to take off at 10 20 p.m. Sunday (2 20 p.m. Washington time), and began to return to the carrier three hours and 10 minutes later.