Sentence examples for take off was from inspiring English sources

To watch Towie take off was bemusing to me and other Essex natives.

The third airplane to take off was United Airlines Flight 93, from Newark to San Francisco, which left at 8 01 a.m.

"If I was working in Midtown Manhattan, and I had to pick my vacation, I'd take off," was how Joseph Morris put it, and he ought to know.

Indeed, one factor that helped his business take off was the number of Jeep employees who saw his stretched Wrangler and asked Mr. Harriton to stretch their Jeeps too.

Beyond the gates, children in flip-flops and salwar kameez fished chunks of blackened helicopter debris from the surrounding fields, flung there after a US helicopter that failed to take off was blown up by its own soldiers.

Everything in the picture seems on the point of flight, but what actually did take off was Le Brocquy's career as a tapestry designer, at which he was an unqualified success.

Take offs are the worst for me.

Taking off is fuel-intensive.

Josh Lacey's The Dragonsitter Takes Off is published by Andersen.

"The most basic requirement for this plane to take off is, first, security.

My take off is still crocked, but I take a couple of waves down the line.