Sentence examples for taking off in from inspiring English sources

His flight was taking off in 45 minutes.

The business is taking off in Europe, too.

So why are they only taking off in Britain now?

It was, he added, too early to assume that domestic demand was taking off in Germany.

The maker movement began in America, but it is taking off in China too.

In it a dancer stands in profile before taking off in brisk, backward circles.

It seems to be taking off in some European markets, but isn't in Germany yet.

"I think boating culture is really taking off in China," Mr. Hui said.

"We really see it taking off in the enterprise environment," says Mr Merry.

Due to the post-war recovery and economy taking-off in 70s', the population is growing.

E-commerce is also taking off in the country.