Sentence examples for taking off there from inspiring English sources

At Kennedy, passengers in Terminal 3 were taking shuttle buses to La Guardia, propelled by rumors that Delta Air Lines planes were taking off there.

Airplanes landing and taking off there fly along the Potomac River very close to Capitol Hill, the White House and the Pentagon, which was hit by the fourth hijacked jet.

American consumerism was taking off, there was plenty of demand for the services of public-relations men and none of the tiresome modern restrictions on advertising that today make it harder to tell bald-faced lies.In this section What the world is reading Like and unlike Beware of bears A first world war Everybody digs?

"I think if you looked back a decade ago, certainly five or six years ago when ebooks were taking off, there were folks who thought the days of the printed book were numbered, and it's just not so in our data," he said.

For example, some suggest that with electric vehicles taking off, there will be a large supply of waste batteries, which may have degraded beyond the 80% capacity currently stated as limiting factor for use in cars (on the basis of current battery guarantees).

It comes from the article "Before Flying Car Can Take Off, There's a Checklist".

But the business did not take off there, and when he saw the space on Fresh Pond Road, he grabbed it.

"A couple of years into Lupa, I started messing with a version of it, but it never took off there," he said.

There's a place just outside Manchester city centre called Angel Meadow – it's just a little park and I like to take off there sometimes in the spring.

"The right kind of social experience can take off there," said Kira Wampler, a vice president at Lytro, which makes a sleek, rectangular camera that lets users refocus photographs after they are taken.

His wire sculpture took off there.