Sentence examples for truly take off from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dussarrat's costumes truly take off after intermission.

But it wasn't until he became a professor in 1864 that his colourful career began to truly take off.

But what will it take for the region to truly take off and become a stronger power in the series?

But his career did not truly take off until 2009, when Mr. Guy, the Chicago bluesman, invited him on tour after meeting him backstage at a show.

And the big milk processing companies, who have the most to lose should it ever truly take off, are not falling over themselves to sing its praises.

Scratch paper and its British counterpart scribbling paper did not truly take off until the late 19th century, no doubt helped along by advances in wood-pulp papermaking and the mass production of pencils.

But it's the vine that has truly taken off.

Mr. Perry's movie career, despite some box-office success like "The Whole Nine Yards," had never truly taken off.

You need to be able to say "What is this, 'Inside Baseball'?" in casual conversation and have people know exactly what you mean, because only then do you know that your sport has truly taken off.

And, having last week been included in England's provisional 30-man Champions Trophy squad, on the back of his winter Lions call-up in Australia, and taking a match haul of 8-110 againsthehe MCC in Abu Dhabi, Wright's international career has truly taken off.

His career, however, truly took off in the Brezhnev era.