Sentence examples for taking off here from inspiring English sources

Mountain biking has been taking off here, and kayaking, and "moose safaris" in which the moose survives.

The antisubmarine planes now in use, including the one that Mr. Buxton-Carr watched taking off here, were declared surplus after the Navy began replacing them with the P-3 Orion in the 1960s.

Tom di Galoma, head of rates trading at ED&F Man Capital, said: "The economy is improving, but they are not really saying that the economy is taking off here.

Longer-term fixed-rate mortgages would limit the risk of such interest rate increases, but short-term thinking among British borrowers and the lack of an established covered-bond market in Britain has kept fixed-rate mortgages from ever taking off here.

"I think we are finally taking off here," he says.

Could widespread volunteering ever take off here?

In the past couple of years, mountain biking has taken off here.

"The game's really taken off here," says Milton Haig, Georgia's New Zealander coach.

The bartenders I speak to about its popularity identify several reasons why it took off here.

"I did my research and it was clear the game was poised to take off here.

Cosmetic surgery took off here after South Korea's spectacular recovery from its currency crisis a decade ago.