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"I shot out" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as a standalone sentence or as part of a longer sentence. Example 1 (as a standalone sentence): "I shot out at the crack of dawn to catch the sunrise." In this example, "I shot out" means to quickly leave or depart. Example 2 (as part of a longer sentence): "I shot out of the starting blocks, determined to win the race." In this example, "I shot out" means to move quickly and forcefully. Example 3 (as part of a longer sentence): "As soon as I heard the fire alarm, I shot out of bed and ran outside." In this example, "I shot out" means to hastily and abruptly move out of a place.
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"I shot out of my seat," he said.
I shot out the other side soaked but upright, the craft bumping through like a tank.
I shot out of fear … I fired my firearm before I could think".
But he just kept missing and missing and I shot out well".
Britain has 6.7 per 100.When Mr Pistorius declared in his testimony, "I shot out of fear," he became the voice of many white South Africans.
And our design, a sleek triangle, seemed to be a good one: I shot out ahead of the pack.
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I shoot out of open doors on aeroplanes and helicopters.
I have no control and, an eternity later, I shoot out at the bottom, whizz round in a circle, bump over a small ledge and come to a stop.
I dropped over the edge and at the end I got shot out and it pulled my swimming costume open at the crotch and shot up my other end, thankfully no one saw.
"I got shot out of there like a rocket".
When I got shot out of the cannon, he just sat there like this".
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