Sentence examples for taking off now from inspiring English sources

So why is the technology taking off now?

Feminism seems to be taking off now in many different ways.

The main reason wind is taking off now is the huge financial incentive provided by government subsidies.

But if all the talk came to nothing before, what are the chances of these big projects taking off now? "It will happen, it's already happening," says Mitchell.

"There were a lot of challenges with the early customers," said John Kelly, the senior vice president who oversees Watson, adding that the business was "taking off" now.

Once I came to grips with that and started working on sponsorships for other people a light went off and said 'Stop, look at how much business is taking off now.' So I stopped in 2000.

If North African economies take off now that they are no longer at the service of ruling families and their coteries, the flow of desperate immigrants into Europe will diminish.

With the party season set to take off now school is out and there are forthcoming GCSE and A-level results to celebrate, parents should brace themselves for the full impact of the party bills.

That exponential fall in price is why the solar industry is beginning to really take off now.

This is something that has already begun, but is really starting to take off now.

"It's starting to take off now because technology has gotten to the point where it's cheap enough, and the infrastructure is out there," says Austin.