Sentence examples for yet take off from inspiring English sources

And the Nano could yet take off.

So Tezuka might yet take off in Britain, especially if Astro Boy is a hit.

If officials would just get out of the way, China's domestic logistics system could yet take off.

It makes fans dance with grooves that are rooted in funk and in 1950's soul-jazz, yet take off on free-jazz tangents.

Deals combining the sale of equity and a subordinated note may yet take off.

Yes, she said – particularly since the plane had not yet taken off.

It was hard not to be discouraged at that time, she said, because her career had not yet taken off.

There were cricketers in the Mirza family, but women's cricket had not yet taken off in India.

The core of its business model is to take proven ideas, optimise them and export them to countries where they have not yet taken off.

The resale market has not yet taken off in Fez, partly because the city continues to be a relatively new find for foreigners.

But although research shows they have the potential to save 10,000 lives every year in this country alone, says Glaser, they have not yet taken off, running up against political resistance and marketing mistakes.