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Meanings of blistering start in English

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Usage of blistering start in English
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Kilkenny made a blistering start, hitting two goals in the opening 10 minutes.
The Irish Times
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The Tigers got off to a blistering start from the outside.
Reuters
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City got off to a blistering start, but failed to capitalise.
The South African
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After that blistering start, Selden attempted just two more shots the remainder of the half.
Reuters
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Utah got off to a blistering start on offense.
Reuters
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The Sooners got off to a blistering start with 22 points in the first five minutes.
Reuters
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This explains the sudden flowering of optimism in France following their team's blistering start in Brazil.
The Irish Times
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Southampton's blistering start to the season is in danger of juddering to a halt as Christmas approaches.
The Guardian
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Martlew made a blistering start to his final and quickly established a lead he was not to relinquish.
Radio NZ
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McIlroy got off to a blistering start, with his approach to the first leaving him a tap-in birdie.
The Irish Times
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Batting first, Papua New Guinea got away to a blistering start, taking 24 off the first two overs.
The Irish Times
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The Fight Island action continues to deliver for UFC fans with Sunday's card getting off to a blistering start.
News.com.au
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Rebels captain Tom English said the squad was full of confidence after such a blistering start to the season.
The South African
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Slideshow (3 images) Rose got a blistering start by firing eagles on the third and fifth holes.
Reuters
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It was a blistering start.
The Guardian
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The USA have made a blistering start to the Series finishing runners-up in Dubai bagging them 19 World Series points.
The South African
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Blistering start across language varieties
Ireland
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