taking off (from) (Meaning)

taking off (from)

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The plane is taking off from the runway, its engines roaring.
She watched the bird taking off from the branch, its wings spread wide.
I'm taking off from work early today to spend time with my family.
The fighter jet took off from the aircraft carrier with astonishing speed.
The rocket took off from the launchpad, carrying a payload of satellites.
The parachutist was taking off from the plane, ready to freefall into the sky.
The drummer began taking off from the beat, creating an unexpected rhythm.
The politician took off from his prepared speech, digressing into a passionate anecdote.
The student was taking off from the assigned topic in her essay, exploring a tangential idea.
The musician was taking off from the melody, improvising a beautiful and unexpected solo.

giving up, retreating (from), separating (from), handing over, cutting off,withdrawing (from), escaping, relinquishing, renouncing,throwing away

having, holding, retaining, owning, possessing, keeping,reserving, harboring, saving, reclaiming

The plane is taking off from the runway, its engines roaring.

She watched the bird taking off from the branch, its wings spread wide.

I'm taking off from work early today to spend time with my family.

The fighter jet took off from the aircraft carrier with astonishing speed.