take flight

But the play and production have yet to take flight.

As one, they rose to their feet and took flight.

Since then, the program began taking flights which continued until 1970s.

Old Mike had an idea of his purpose before he took flight.

And just when her heart had begun to take flight!

Significantly, entire families took flight in late 1948 and early 1949.

At this point the band's career began to take flight.

The two men wanted to take flight lessons, which is why they got the money.

A few minutes later we saw a hawk take flight.

But he could not see how taking flight might harm him.

Upon feeling the heat of the sun, the assembly takes flight.

Because she held back too much, they did not have enough life to take flight as a dragon.

It will be interesting to see if this claim takes flight.

The ceiling here was too low for it to take flight.

I go for their stories, which begin grounded in the world and then take flight.

The young bats take flight at the age of five to six weeks.

But perhaps Bradley - among others - had taken flight a little too soon.

It appears that a building has left its foundation and taken flight.

Sometimes, when the body is weary, the mind takes flight.

If she stood rooted another minute she'd never take flight.

Is that where the eagle will go when it takes flight?

This book doesn't fall flat, but neither does it really take flight.

During their most powerful times in the early 1980s, on at least one occasion the police had to take flight.

Once more, they arose and took flight, leaving him behind.

What drove the governor to take flight in the afternoon?