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Meanings of blast the ball in English

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Usage of blast the ball in English
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Only he can explain how he managed to blast the ball straight at the Romania goalkeeper, Ciprian Tatarusanu, from close range.
The Guardian
2
Miller, meeting the ball about six yards out, attempted to blast the ball over the line when a simple placement would have done.
The Guardian
3
Passing was an option but it was so much more rewarding to blast the ball into the air and set up a defensive rush.
The Guardian
4
Blanco stands over the free-kick and blasts the ball hopelessly at the US wall.
The Guardian
5
In between Oisín O'Brien blasted the ball wide from the penalty spot after Cummins was impeded.
The Irish Times
6
Kerry had hardly a chance to draw their breath when McDonald again blasted the ball to the net.
The Irish Times
7
Mladenovic's second goal needed no luck as the Serbian blasted the ball in off the underside of the crossbar.
The Guardian
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Maris had another late chance to find the target from outside the area, but blasted the ball over the top.
BBC
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Ortigoza made no mistake from the spot, blasting the ball home as Nacional goalkeeper Ignacio Don dived the wrong way.
Reuters
10
Both sides had chances to win with Mbappe blasting the ball into the side netting before Bale hit the post.
BBC
11
The ball pinged back to Serhiy Rebrov, who blasted the ball skywards when it appeared far easier to hit the target.
The Guardian
12
The impressive Cuthbert was then also guilty of some wayward finishing, blasting the ball over as she raced through on goal.
BBC
13
Mayo responded with a spectacular goal from Fiona McHale who finished off a 35-yard solo run by blasting the ball to the net.
The Irish Times
14
In reply Jerry Houlihan split the Cork defence with a dazzling run and passed to Michael Bowler who blasted the ball to the Cork net.
The Irish Times
15
Saarbrucken may have feared a thrashing then but Leverkusen only scored once more, as Karim Bellarabi blasted the ball into the roof of the net.
BBC
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Arsenal went 4-1 up when Aaron Ramsey broke free on the left and ran unchecked into the area before blasting the ball home.
Reuters
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