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Discover LudwigThe phrase "jetted off to" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe someone leaving quickly or traveling to a destination, often for leisure. Example: "After a long week at work, she jetted off to the Caribbean for a much-needed vacation."
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So, with a head full of ideas, he jetted off to New Zealand to tell Sarah, 24.
Fully aware of the bazooka he had in his back pocket, Romney on Friday jetted off to New Hampshire to campaign for the primary election there, casually planning a return to the Hawkeye State on Saturday afternoon.
She jetted off to Thailand leaving Signe literally holding the baby.
The next morning the couple jetted off to Casablanca for their honeymoon.
I jetted off to Hollywood to watch them make the movie.
Rajoy jetted off to Poland to watch Spain's opening game of Euro 2012, against Italy.
But Lula then jetted off to Davos, a fat-cat gathering the WSF was set up to oppose.
Mistress of manipulation Janine stabbed herself and blamed Stacey, who fled the Square and jetted off to freedom.
He then jetted off to Japan, where he played an influential role in preparing the ground for the Kyoto Protocol.
He told his staff he was hiking the Appalachian Trail; in fact, he had jetted off to Argentina to visit his mistress.
I jetted off to Japan, where I soaked in hot springs after a long tour and watched a fox that slept in the snow.
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