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Sentence examples for blasted off from inspiring English sources

"blasted off" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something or someone launching or leaving suddenly and rapidly. Example: The rocket blasted off into space, leaving behind a trail of smoke. She blasted off to her next meeting, leaving me with a pile of work to finish.

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blasted off

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Past of blast off

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GOES-O blasted off on June 27.

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Encyclopedia Britannica

Before Peake blasted off, she met him.

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The Guardian - Lifestyle

But the rocket that blasted off at 10 58 a.m.

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The Washington Post

The Parker Solar Probe from NASA blasted off in August.

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The New York Times - Science

The rocket blasted off at 9 51 a.m.

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The Washington Post

Anything that gets off a planet will have been blasted off by meteor impacts.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Atlantis blasted off on its first flight, a classified military mission, on Oct. 3, 1985.

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The New York Times - Science

Creator Ryan Griffen's Indigenous superhero series Cleverman blasted off in May 2016.

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The Guardian - TV & Radio

On 16 July 1969, Apollo 11 blasted off for the moon.

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The Guardian

Since he blasted off on 28 March 2015, Kelly has become more orbiting phenomenon than astronaut.

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She blasted off in the US space shuttle Challenger in June 1983.

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