Examples of 'never really took off' in a sentence
Meaning of "never really took off"
never really took off - This phrase is used to indicate that something did not become successful or popular as expected. It is often used to describe projects, ideas, or products which failed to gain traction or achieve their intended goals.
How to use "never really took off" in a sentence
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never really took off
But my career never really took off.
It never really took off so was closed, with a long.
And the toaster never really took off.
The service never really took off despite availability on a range of handsets by many manufacturers.
Piggy back football never really took off.
The tomato never really took off as a hand fruit . it 's funny.
Elephant dressage events never really took off.
Things never really took off for me.
Sales of ultrabook computers never really took off.
Farming never really took off.
This is why my career as a motivational speaker never really took off.
But sales never really took off.
That cumbersome quality might explain why it never really took off.
The term never really took off.
Launched quite long time back but never really took off.
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Orkut never really took off.
But her career in movies never really took off.
The tomato never really took off as a hand fruit.
Negotiations for a new deal never really took off.
Things never really took off for me . I actually think it 's best I.
Her American career never really took off.
The PSP never really took off.
It was a European thing that never really took off.
That is why the automobile never really took off as a personal transportation device.
However, riser technologies in general never really took off.
Windows Mobile never really took off.
Although some efforts were made in 1918, postal flights never really took off.
Neil McCormick 's band never really took off.
I think Rose Madderfits in that category, because it never really took off.
In Africa, however, it never really took off.
Electoral, judicial and fiscal reforms, for example, never really took off.
No wonder, the technology never really took off.
Some cities may have gotten off the ground, but never really took off.
Despite all these precedents, tensile architecture never really took off until after WWII.
For a variety of reasons, however, the platform never really took off.
But for some reason, Foursquare never really took off.
In spite of this, their European ambitions never really took off.
Cleaned my mom out . And the toaster never really took off.
Much to Facebook 's chagrin, Facebook Credits never really took off.
Yeah, and it's… elephant dressage events never really took off.
It was called Newton, it was, in essence, a PDA, and it never really took off.
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