took-off

For now though, we want to get to one of the most incredible stories that we have already heard coming out of Haiti and that is this passenger jet; American Airlines Flight 1908 that apparently took-off from Haiti about an hour and a half or so after the quake hit.

CNN Transcript Jan 13, 2010 2010

VELEZ-MITCHELL: ... and the family took-off with a bunch of stuff, truckloads.

CNN Transcript Jul 6, 2009 2009

JOSH LEVS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, Neda -- her story took-off, you're right, throughout the afternoon and into the evening especially yesterday on Twitter.

CNN Transcript Jun 21, 2009 2009

Of course, an Airbus 320 we saw last January landed in the Hudson River after it hit a bunch of birds when it took-off from LaGuardia airport.

CNN Transcript Jun 10, 2009 2009

A "bench" player Henry, offered $100 to take a seat to the raid right before took-off.

Map: Doolittle Raid - raid from Shangri-la Sun Bin 2006

A "bench" player Henry, offered $100 to take a seat to the raid right before took-off.

Archive 2006-07-01 Sun Bin 2006

Sopwith team waiting so long at St. John's for a chance to fly, stimulated in their daring attempt by reports of American successes at the Azores, took-off on their flight straight across on the afternoon of Sunday, May 18th.

Opportunities in Aviation Gordon Lamont

The idea of SBML came from the vision that compatibility and interoperability were going to be the issue once systems biology took-off.

PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories PhysOrg Team 2010

So there was about a 8 hour window after we took-off when things were still going on at our destination, business was being conducted, and we all very-well could've been on the phone.

The Cranky Flier Anyw » Why Can’t I Use a Cell Phone On a Plane 2010

So there was about a 8 hour window after we took-off when things were still going on at our destination, business was being conducted, and we all very-well could've been on the phone.

The Cranky Flier Anyw » Why Can’t I Use a Cell Phone On a Plane 2010