Sentence examples for takes off with from inspiring English sources
The book takes off with the current crisis.
"Then a thief jumps into the guy's car and takes off with it".
Though he fails to protect the mother, Sheldon takes off with the boy.
Charley takes off with Pete, as Huck takes off with the slave Jim, knowing that even though he doesn't own the horse, he can't see him destroyed.
In Port Jefferson, Theater Three takes off with "Peter Pan" on Saturday.
The story takes off with his mother's dying words: "Pastor Bruck in Bad Saarow".
On the next page the car takes off with the dog frantically pursuing it.
After a curiously somber, slow introduction, the Allegro movement takes off with a jaunty tune for a coy clarinet.
Grilled quail with polenta, very straightforward, takes off with the addition of a concentrated jam heated with cracked black pepper.
The show really takes off with the Gibson girls, their full leg'o mutton sleeves no hindrance to what Mr. Bolton calls their "sporty, athletic, youthful ideas".
The story takes off with a literal howl, courtesy of a ferocious Keira Knightley as Sabina Spielrein, who becomes Jung's patient and then lover.
