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Meanings of balloon to in English

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Usage of balloon to in English
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By and by Tom fetched the balloon to a standstill, and says:
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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A few years ago some misguided person brought a balloon to Nairobi.
The Land of Footprints
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We'll bring the balloon to the ground, and then we must defend ourselves.
The golden compass
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So you're towing the balloon to Svalbard for the gyptians' sake.
The golden compass
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Fling out the ballast if you wish the balloon to rise.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Second Kings Chapters VIII to En...
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Only then did she stop, turn, and charge across the balloon to Zayed.
Timeless
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A trial balloon to test voters' feelings about same-sex marriage?
Reuters
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The saline pumps her up from the inside out, a balloon to be inflated.
My Sister's Keeper
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I'm goin' up in a submarine balloon to catch butterflies with a two-inch auger.
Whirligigs
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Nearly all inhaled the gas from a balloon to experience a short period of euphoria.
The Guardian
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The conveyance of the balloon to the Champ de Mars was a most singular spectacle.
Wonderful Balloon Ascents; Or, The Conquest of the Skies / A His...
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Unfortunately this broke too, but enough gas escaped to cause the balloon to descend rapidly.
Chatterbox, 1905.
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On a cold, deserted airfield at dawn, I waited for the balloon to go up.
The Guardian
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I can't wish old Sunday's balloon to burst because-
The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare
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To keep it from bothering you for days, blow into a balloon to clear them.
The South African
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Nasa has launched a helium balloon to test possible landing systems for future flights to Mars.
BBC
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