Sentence examples for takes off when from inspiring English sources
The first, of course, is whether it takes off when it is supposed to.
Thomas's book, not surprisingly, really takes off when it gets to the "S.N.L".
The series takes off when secondary characters fill in the blank spots.
The story takes off when she reaches the years of her employment.
And yet it takes off when it is about one man.
(I didn't own any northern-winter boots)." The novel takes off when Marny finally lands in Detroit, and an honest-to-goodness plot intervenes in all the lecturing.
After recording for several smaller labels, his career took off when he signed with RCA in 1955.
One of them was Marc Anthony, whose singing career took off when he started recording in Spanish for RMM Records.
His career took off when he stood in at the last minute for a sick conductor when he was just 25.
His career took off when he signed with Manchester City in 1894 and turned professional in January 1895.
Sam Smith's career took off when he appeared on Disclosure's hit single "Latch" in 2012.
