Sentence examples for takes off on from inspiring English sources
When a pass play breaks down, he takes off on the run; the move looks somehow like a one-car car chase, and suddenly there's so much shouting I can't hear what anybody's saying.
The first flight to Vancouver takes off on June 28 and has a starting price of £163 (one-way, including tax), which places it around 40% cheaper than the current lowest fares.
Mr. Decouflé takes off on his own original movement images.
A heron takes off on silent, silvery wings.
"You think you're on it, and the ball just takes off on you.
By Rodrigo Canedo Gattegno November 3, 2013 The wheelchair divison takes off on the Verrazano Bridge.
Jaime takes off on his horse, galloping with his spear out.
As his family takes off on a trip, Don Rigoberto feels "reconciled with his son, with life.
"He was the one who really took off on working in the space.
Flight 305, approximately one-third full, took off on schedule at 2 50 pm, local time (PST).
And they take off on another run.
