Sentence examples for taking off early from inspiring English sources

The cargo plane prevented a collision by taking off early.

He later found, he said, that he had stumbled on one of the great secrets of the war: the Enola Gay was taking off early on Aug. 6 for Hiroshima, carrying an atomic bomb.

If the party is during work hours, you'll need to square taking off early for personal reasons with your superior.

Taken off early in the second half.

She'll take off early tomorrow so I can work a full day.

Private residential construction spending took off early in this century, rising to a peak in 2006.

He tells me I should take off early, that my boss will understand because this is an extenuating circumstance.

It was reflected in the racing — a five-man breakaway took off early and was never chased down by the main bunch.

They were A.W.O.L., had got hold of a play and planned to take off early the next morning, unless, of course, they were picked up in the meantime.

We took off early with a plan to meet the truck in the town of Imías, which is on the south coast, or to ride the whole way.

Her career in politics took off early when in 1992, aged two, she was pictured in the arms of grandfather Jean-Marie in a regional election campaign poster with the motto "security is the first liberty".