Sentence examples for rocketed a bunch from inspiring English sources

Yup, the world is dying, again, so a company with humanity's best interests at heart has rocketed a bunch of miners, scientists, wise-cracking layabouts and a semi-engaging protagonist to a faraway place, where the usual rules and regulations don't quite apply.

Sure there are the electric cars, robot butlers, space rockets and a bunch of hyper-ambitious projects.

He calls the plan a "penalty schedule and not a toll schedule," which "a bunch of rocket scientists believe will change behavior".

PHYSICIST: This is ridiculous: Ahmadinejad wants this done by five-thirty, I've got plans to get coffee at six with a bunch of rocket scientists, and it's like I'm using a computer from 1992.

A rocket scientist would not pile a bunch of explosives into a car, set a detonator to go off, and then leave the keys in the car.

Faced with a bunch of thugs, Rocket stops dead; we whip around him, and by the end of the whip they are all fifteen or twenty years younger, playing soccer.

They'd lob a bunch of mortars or rockets over the concrete, and, to increase their odds of actually hitting something, they wouldn't aim at just one place.

There's old, abandoned rocket parts, satellite parts, space craft we're just a bunch of litter bugs, really.

“After seeing us at a bunch of shows (drummer) Rikki Rocket gave us all-access backstage passes just because he had gotten so used to seeing us.

But on Saturday, Cho was once more Derby-bound after Premier Pegasus rocketed to a seven-and-three-quarter-length victory over a tough bunch of West Coast 3-year-olds.

We flew down the A47 like we were clinging to a rocket, listening to Slayer albums at full volume, gabbling like a bunch of four-year-olds.