Sentence examples for taking off over from inspiring English sources

"At that same moment, a new kind of television was taking off over there, reality TV".

It can last anything from five minutes to an hour and despite its ancient Swedish roots, it's finally taking off over here.

Planes taking off over the bay whisk "fly in/fly out" workers to the booming resource-rich states of Western Australia and Queensland, offering wages four times Australia's national average.

A staircase to Mrs. Blades's second-story study branches off to the right, alongside a dynamically tilted and angled wall that seems to be taking off over an outdoor pool.

Audiences of 10,000-20,000 had been commonplace ever since the mega-rallies began taking off over the summer, but in Brooklyn's Prospect Park, Sanders was in his element.

(Mr. Travolta, a member of Scientology, is one of the film's producers.) The only professional thing about the movie is the sound: it's so loud you feel as if you're sitting on a runway with jets taking off over your head.

If so, perhaps ITV can take solace from the fact that breakfast television has never taken off over here as it did in the US.

This industry has taken off over the past 10 years.

In Iowa, wind power has taken off over the past decade.

But it has only begun to take off over the past couple of years.

I'd love to see this style of puzzle take off over here too.