Sentence examples for ultimately take off from inspiring English sources

The return prompted some positive financials for the company, and sales did ultimately take off after the reboot, but the Karma's appeal has been dulled by one-time partner DJI, which introduced its own portable drones, the Mavik Pro and Spark to the market.

But the field Dr. Griffin christened cognitive ethology ultimately took off.

(Although their business meetings had been, their flight ultimately took off on time).

The Kahui infants were ultimately taken off life support, with Cru being the first to die at 5 a.m. on 18 June.

José, the eldest, led the company through its initial growth spurt, but in 2005, after 20 years at the helm, he decided to explore a career in politics, which ultimately didn't take off.

Partners can consciously or unconsciously send signals to their loved one that can ultimately take sex off the table, which can lead to low self-esteem, anger… or worse.

"Take off".

Practice your take off.

The study of drug interactions and ultimately pharmacogenetics then took off.

Officials said that it was possible that Mr. Martin could ultimately take the cable item off the agenda.

So I've learned that no matter how excited I am by a particular setting or idea or image, unless it functions as a means to get at truth, to be honest about something that feels emotionally true to me, some genuinely mysterious and interesting aspect of our natures, then the story ultimately will never take off, or take on dimensions.