Sentence examples for taking off fast from inspiring English sources
Having said that, Mexican fintech is taking off fast — and it's just starting.
Little wonder Eagle's 85-person, Boston-based outfit seems to be taking off fast, even while it's not a young company.
Brazil's women-only ride sharing apps Jump to media player In Brazil, ride sharing apps aimed exclusively at women - with women drivers - are taking off fast.
Little wonder Eagle's 85-person, Boston-based outfit seems to be taking off fast, even while it's not a young company.
"This is taking off faster than anyone expected," said Ms. Scott, of Union Trust.
As a result, cloud computing in Asia is taking off faster among small, more cost-sensitive start-ups than among larger companies.
His son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, whose military career is taking off faster than one of Mr Museveni's cherished Russian fighter jets, has been mentioned.
Les Halles took off fast and never looked back.
It starts off low – $25,000 to $30,000 is not uncommon, but it can take off fast.
If the economy refuses to take off fast, will Mr Putin turn his back on his liberal friends and revert to the state planners of old?
At that point things took off fast: the book won a clutch of awards, and three years later, following the publication of her first novel, Looking for the Possible Dance, she made Granta's Best Young British Novelists list.
