Sentence examples for I often fire from inspiring English sources

It's a simple enough question, usually kickstarting a Gchat conversation around 11 AM or so on any given Monday: "How was your weekend?" I often fire back without much thought, and key in a friendly platitude like "Good!" or "Fine" or "Kinda boring" or "Fuck my life I'm exhausted".

This was probably the only major miss of the controls scheme: I often fired off a few stray bullets while trying to frantically grab all of the items I could.

I ask because the number of blue icons on my phone has reached a kind of tipping point where I'm often firing up the wrong app because I reach for the (wrong) blue one.

John: I've never been a huge PC gamer but I've loved the Civilization series over the decade and I've often fired up my emulator to play Civ IV.

Twelve-gauge shotguns often fire five shells, and sometimes more, before needing to be reloaded.

The countries often fire missiles as a show of strength around peace talks.

That was a mistake: when Egyptian police disperse crowds, they often fire their shotguns into the air.

"Where there's smoke, there's often fire, and where there's high-stakes lobbying and campaign cash, there's often influence".

As it made a U-turn over a nearby ridge from where the local fighters often fire, American troops here jeered.

The tweeted information helps fill out the picture of chaotic events, like street demonstrations when protesters clash with the police, who often fire tear gas.

She says she plans to use the case as an example of "plaintiffs' lawyers gone wild," adding that "where there is smoke, there is most often fire".