Sentence examples for takes off there from inspiring English sources

And they say, if it takes off, there will be more jobs for local workers such as Rita and Ann.

If Columbia takes off, there will be inevitable comparisons to the 1967-68 team, which starred Jim McMillian, who went on to a solid career in the N.B.A. Heyward Dotson and Dave Newmark also played on that team.

And yes, if it takes off, there are plans to launch similar sites for other cities.

If GG takes off, there should be ample room for a great team to innovate even if they aren't first.

So even if a venture selling fashion in his own name never takes off, there are always the likes of Adidas deals to fall back on.

Of course, none of this is to say that if the mobile retail economy takes off there will be fewer retail stores and small service businesses in operation; in fact, if it proves to be a success, more businesses will feel confident in starting up their own stores, less preoccupied by the concerns that normally come with setting up a brick and mortar space.

It comes from the article "Before Flying Car Can Take Off, There's a Checklist".

But the business did not take off there, and when he saw the space on Fresh Pond Road, he grabbed it.

"A couple of years into Lupa, I started messing with a version of it, but it never took off there," he said.

She decided to drive to San Diego to try to catch a flight there — despite the risk that planes might not take off there, either.

There's a place just outside Manchester city centre called Angel Meadow – it's just a little park and I like to take off there sometimes in the spring.