Sentences with phrase «taken off»

When Krystal's luggage was taken off of a ship in Paris, the remaining women immediately celebrated.

«Last year, we realized that the arms race had taken off to such an extent in the U.S that we really needed to up the platform of our high - end product,» he said.

Rive founded his solar energy company with his brother in 2006 (their cousin is Tesla co-founder Elon Musk), and where many firms have stumbled, Rive's has taken off.

In the two years since Levin and Hardwick joined forces, Nerdist has taken off at warp speed.

The options were taken off of all U.S. menus by 2004.

Although the idea of corporate philanthropy as a branding tool has only recently taken off, it is capturing the minds of many CEOs, HR directors, stakeholders and consumers.

Fabletics is one of a slew of startups that have aimed to tackle the burgeoning «athleisure» trend, which has taken off the past several years as comfortable and athletic clothes are deemed increasingly on - trend from a fashion perspective.

For the hardworking employees who haven't taken off some time by a quarter or third of the way through the year, they'll get a week chosen for them when they are simply not allowed to show up at the office.

The technology hasn't really taken off yet in the consumer space, though Microsoft has received a lot of coverage for its Hololens implementation (which the company calls «mixed reality»).

Our support systems might be taken off guard with our non-traditional desires and aspirations of being entrepreneurs.

The Brewers Association, which released these figures on Wednesday, has reported steady growth mostly due to the expansion of craft breweries as the localized beer movement has taken off.

As streaming has taken off, swatting has become an increasingly common practice among online gamers and internet trolls, with several high profile incidents over the last few years.

And there's a good reason: The wireless market has grown much more competitive while almost every line of business in Comcast's current stable has taken off.

Almost 100 million U.S. - operated airline flights, carrying several billion people, had taken off and landed safely in this country over a nine - year span since the last time a passenger died in an accident.

Later in the afternoon, speaking at a Miami event sponsored by the U.S. - Cuba Democracy PAC, Romney said that if he becomes president, «it is my expectation that Fidel Castro will finally be taken off this planet.»

If he would have stood and walked, we would have never made it to the door before that item was taken off the cost.

At the polite urging of the guilds, New York and California law have taken off the kid gloves and now watch Hollywood with a close and skeptical eye.

In recent years, the company's total revenues and number of employees have taken off, while assets under management have climbed to $ 2.2 billion.

«Nothing's really taken off,» he said.

While Hinge continues to grow in all markets, it's really taken off in San Francisco, managing to penetrate the local dating consciousness in a way it has yet to do elsewhere.

Then there are some nimble and popular newer players, most notably Slack, which offers companies an internal Twitter - like (twtr) feed that has taken off like gangbusters.

Were you taken off guard?

Data from research firm LonRes showed last month that 58 percent of properties taken off the market in 2017 were withdrawn rather than sold.

He was taken off life support within hours.

But some analysts have said that the earlier efforts including Moments, which showcases Twitter's best tweets and content, have not taken off.

Much of this, it can be argued, is that HR analysis tends to focus on the past — for example how many staff have been hired, the number of days taken off sick and the volume of training delivered — rather than looking to the future to see what it may hold.

Since the site launched in 2010, its user base has taken off.

Simply add your favorite items to your cart and the discount is automatically taken off at checkout.

In early 2006, when Facebook had just taken off, Mona identified her passion for social connecting.

Peer to peer lending has taken off in other countries.

Discounts are taken off automatically at checkout.

Today's appointment by Independence Group of its first female board member has taken it off the list of ASX200 companies lacking female representation on their boards, although four other Western Australian businesses remain among those still to adopt gender diversity at board level.

It's called Amazon Go, and the store uses artificial intelligence and cameras to track what's being taken off the shelves.

Index - tracking products have taken off over the past few years, especially in the United States, where the broad S&P 500 index has risen more than 200 % since the market bottom in 2009, aided by the U.S. Federal Reserve's monetary stimulus.

SURVEY PROVIDER AIMS TO STANDARDIZE TELEMEDICINE QUALITY OF CARE: As telemedicine adoption takes off among US providers, there's a growing need for a standardized test to determine the quality of care and patient satisfaction.

360 cameras are also the intermediary step toward virtual reality, which may not take off for a while because of its high cost and need for a high - end computer.

Early to see the opportunity in organic foods, he was the architect of the grocer's O Organics brand, which took off.

The rocket booster and the spaceship take off, load the spaceship into orbit.

Her career took off from there as she landed roles that emphasized her toughness and versatility.

If his fund takes off, it probably won't happen again.

«The employee could take it off as a vacation time; if they needed to, they could take sick leave.

If energy from biomass takes off, says Larry, «it will probably double the size of the industry's ability to absorb equipment.»

So it will be quite tectonic when it takes off.

And then at the end of that year, just before things really took off in crypto, White focused his efforts on attracting Wall Street clients: brokerages, large global banks, and hedge funds.

There is a pervasive belief that your business will fail unless it takes off overnight.

Amazon's new Echo Show is the big winner — it has mass - market appeal and looks like it will take off.

And that really started to take off.

US government sources tell Ankit Panda writing at The Daily Beast that only two missiles fired from Syria's air defenses took off during the actual strike, and they both failed.

When you took off at the stoplight back there, I thought, «Hey, I bet he didn't notice me.»

The flight took off at 6:18 p.m., and Gremminger said she heard the dog bark a couple of times.