Sentence examples for took off once from inspiring English sources
The idea only took off once transplanted to America.
His running career took off once his family settled here.
But the neighborhood really took off once a group of distinctive restaurants began to arrive in 2004.
Sales of Nike's Precision Tour Accuracy ball took off once Tiger Woods began using it, in 2000.
He returned to San Francisco in the late 1960s, when his career as a studio musician and sideman took off once he met the producer David Rubinson.
Tel Aviv's Telofun scheme only took off once helmet laws were effectively repealed for urban riders, an example followed by Mexico City in the run-up to the launch of its Ecobici scheme.
We conclude that investments in demonstration should be made only when there is likely to be a sustained market, either a private market that can take-off once there is proof-of-concept or a publicly created market to address the public goods aspects of energy production.
Sony says sales will take off once supply increases.
Gainsbourg once joked that his career would really take off once he stopped drinking.
The stronger airlines should find it easier to take off once there are not so many lame ducks flapping around.
According to Devlin, co-housing will only really take off once there is a critical mass of successful schemes.
