Sentence examples for taking off since from inspiring English sources

In the same store, a manager told me that sales of Windows Phone handsets – and Nokia's Lumia phones are at the forefront of this platform – have started taking off since Windows 8 arrived on PCs.

The show goes on for one more day, but we're taking off, since after today we'll have gone through all the major sections of the show.

The speaker grilles are set into a removable plastic faceplate, which I heartily recommend taking off, since all it really does is muffle the high end of the sound.

He said "business is taking off" since the deal was introduced and reported by media outlets, and customers are driving from all over the region to show their support for the restaurant.

The model seems to be taking off, since February the site has seen more than $564K in sales, with 47k vouchers sold from 646 sellers.

Of course even if we could see all this, some of the flying machines would not really take off, since, as the show points out, the wingspan of the hand-held wings of one of them would have to stretch more than 50 feet.

"It seems like he's really taken off since we've gotten beyond that".

Business has taken off since it ditched its strictly no-frills image in order to target wealthier flyers.

He opened his gallery, Young Projects in West Hollywood, in 2009, and has seen the medium take off since then.

"Of course, the Brazilian fanbase has really taken off since Flavio came on board as our primary owner.

'Interest in garden offices has taken off since the introduction of congestion charges,' says Andrew Leadley of Garden Chic.