Sentence examples for where taking off from inspiring English sources

"I recently went to a house tour where taking off your shoes was not only expected, it was enforced," the professor said.

Early arrivals take control of the best locations, the most desirable nesting sites being the densely packed burrows on grassy slopes just above the cliff edge where take-off is most easily accomplished.

This is why it's so important for leaders to create an environment where taking time off is not only allowed but championed.

I've seen it in large and small organizations, where taking time off is a sign of weakness.

We've been using it a lot in London, where it's been taking off.

Here is where Ravel took off.

Her room looked out on the part of the harbor where seaplanes take off.

And we have seen this system work even in the poorest places in Africa and Latin America, where opportunity takes off.

He is thought to have gone down near Westhampton Beach, within 10 miles of where he took off.

The plane was likely to stay within 100 miles (160 kilometers) of the airport in Blagnac, a suburb of Toulouse in southwest France, from where it took off.

The pilot of Robinson's plane ejected himself, and the pilot of the second plane landed the aircraft safely at Richard I Bong Airport, from where it took off.