Sentence examples for taking off well from inspiring English sources

The business of craft is taking off well beyond Brooklyn, too.

Thought I took off well, looked around and saw I was around that seven-meter mark; unfortunately I turned around and saw the gentleman flip up that red flag and kind of dashed all my hopes".

Other software components of the programme such as media campaigns, school competitions and drama activities had not taken off well.

If the plane doesn't have flaps, you should take off well anyway.

It seems to be taking off quite well: Since its launch in November 2011, Qriket has grown to a staff of 10 and has paid out more than half a million dollars to players around the world.

She said food costumes were taking off because, well, they're new and different.

He has a thin but personable voice and charmed his way through the part with conviction; unfortunately he was surrounded with several other actors with vocal limitations and that kept it from taking off as well.

And a while after taking off that well-documented purity ring, he lost his virginity at age 20.

Still, if Skepta's global appeal is anything to go by, it could well take off.

Pentecostal preaching has taken off of late as well, Ashforth said, with spiritual leaders encouraging fear of Satanic rituals.

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