Sentence examples for taking off more from inspiring English sources

You could be taking off more than just hair.

When did you first realise the Corbyn thing was taking off more than you had intended?

The F.A.A. says that fewer people will be subjected to noise, in part because planes taking off more steeply will mean fewer low-flying aircraft near homes.

"How do you bring the inner cities into what has truly always been the global game but is taking off more here in the US?" Smalls tells the Guardian.

It will take material off at a remarkably fast rate so it must be carefully handled to avoid taking off more material than intended, and to avoid accidentally rounding off or reshaping edges and corners.

You could save money by taking off the old plaster yourself but, frankly, this is messy, hard work and you could end up taking off more than you should - thus making the job more complicated and expensive.

The stock took off more like a rocket than a bird.

I have not taken off more than two full days in a row for six months.

Mobile payments have taken off more readily in other countries, using a variety of technologies.

At 5 49 p.m., the plane finally took off, more than an hour late.

In the end, the flight took off more than two hours late, at 11 40 a.m.