Sentence examples for well take off from inspiring English sources

"Well, take off your shoes and come on in.

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

In ever-more choked London, soon to reach a population of nearly 10m people, it may well take off again.

Daniel Roman's new venture may well take off, and his personal situation may improve as he works all the hours available to him.

'Every vote,' he said, 'will count.' Last week saw the race for London mayor, a contest not only to determine who runs the capital but with potentially huge national political implications as well, take off in earnest.

However, in his other life as a senior reporter at Restaurant magazine, Lutrario predicts that "British" pizza could well take off: "Possibly at the expense of established places, such as Pizza Express.

In this work the exergy cost for oil and gas produced on a Floating Production Storage and Offload (FPSO) ship is evaluated along the lifespan of the well taking off-design operation conditions of process plant and cogeneration plant into account.

Add the tomato purée, salt and chilli powder, stir well, then take off the heat and set aside.

"We can control the buoyancy, and allow ourselves to come to the ground and land vertically as well as take off vertically," says Edworthy.

"They [Huddersfield] can put on Nahki Wells and take off James Vaughan - that little bit of life and experience of playing centre-forward.

It's an interesting dynamic, but I'm not sure how well it'll take off.