Sentence examples similar to taking off strongly from inspiring English sources

With Android phones beginning to take off strongly in early 2010, who controlled those location-based services would create a tipping point for control into the future.

Taking off.

When it does take off more strongly, we are well positioned to benefit".

But he acknowledged that his business had suffered because of the financial crisis in parts of the developed world, and he predicted that demand for renewable energy would be "flat" in some of his company's main markets, including the United States, until 2012, when growth could take off again strongly.

Don't know who's coming off yet, mind... 33 mins It might not make any sense tactically - given that Hunt normally plays both further forwards and on the opposite flank - but if I was the Bremen coach Thomas Schaaf I would be strongly considering taking off Fritz.

I cannot judge every 10-year-old's knowledge of what a virgin is or their knowledge of what Bella, the 18-year-old, could want from Edward, the vampire, when she starts taking off her clothes, but I strongly suggest that this content is too mature for children under the recommended age of 13.

Hamilton took off.

Circulation has taken off.

Siegfried promptly takes off.

But it took off.

Plane takes off.