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'rocket to' is a phrase that is used in written English.
You use it when describing the process or journey of traveling quickly or with great speed. For example: "The rocket launched, and the astronauts rocketed to the moon."
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Some men rocket to success.
India recently launched its first rocket to Mars.
We fired an antitank rocket to get them to scatter.
So we certainly need the Rocket to set the tone".
India has sent a rocket to Mars that cost less per kilometre than a rickshaw ride.
But a rocket to get Mars Oasis off the ground was expensive.
The Mariners, we are reminded today, would have needed a rocket to reach pathetic.
Charles Bernouin in 1672 in Regensburg strapped a rocket to himself, as well as calico wings.
At this point, closing the circuit would cause each rocket to fire.
I've since added the 3000, the Baby and the gloriously named Hermes Rocket to my shelves.
It's enough to make one want to get on a rocket to Planet Gliese 581 d.
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