Sentence examples for taking off recently from inspiring English sources

Mobile video calling app Tango is taking off, recently passing 17 million registered users in half the time it took Skype.

This has taken off recently with the growth of social media.

These really took off recently, as credit-card companies jacked up rates on some balances.

It has taken off recently through the expansion of large outdoor festivals, like SFX's Tomorrowland this coming weekend in appropriately named Boom, Belgium.

Rather than meet for lunch at an Italian restaurant, your correspondent is now asked to conduct interviews over little rolls of rice and raw fish.The government-owned Cham Palace has long had a go at producing Japanese cuisine, but the trend took off recently when several sushi bars appeared in rapid succession.

But its acquisition spree took off recently when it paid $50 million for Beatport, a download store that Mr. Sillerman wants to use as a hub to connect the disparate global dance audience, and therefore and attract advertising dollars from major brands.

The concept has taken off recently, buoyed by the release of Country Club, an EP from longtime nightclub DJ/producer Dee Jay Silver on which two scorned-lover tales (Carrie Underwood's Two Black Cadillacs and Dolly Parton's Jolene) get spliced together, while Alabama's 1983 hit Dixieland Delight features guest vocals from Southern rap group Nappy Roots.

Fortress shares have taken off recently, gaining 564% since the start of the year.

As for Snoop, his tech investing career seems to have taken off recently.

Snoop Dogg's tech investing career seems to have taken off recently.

While that kind of growth demonstrates just how much the rail industry has taken off recently, I wouldn't count on companies in this traditionally slow-growing field to keep posting growth in the 25% to 40% range.