Sentence examples for able to fire it off from inspiring English sources

Beth and I were able to fire it off pretty quick -- 191 1/82 hours.

If you've told PriceHub that you own a certain car and their data starts to suggest that its value is startin' to turn, they'll soon be able to fire off an alert to let you know that it might be good to sell sooner than later.

How is he able to fire off such witty, musically coherent songs within 3 nanoseconds of a stranger appearing on his screen?

And, of course, all the anonymous young photographers who converge outside the Paris shows and expect their prey to be able to fire off every label they're wearing.

At least one outspoken Reds pitcher, Bronson Arroyo, predicted Chapman would be a "very average starter," and one that, he felt, did not have reliable secondary pitches and would not be able to fire off blistering fastballs on command.

If the United States launches an attack to try to destroy those weapons or take them away, the North Korean regime almost surely would be able to fire off a response that killed many thousands or even millions.

This is similar to something happening with AT&T and you not being able to fire off a text message and not knowing why.

The Hangouts Android app will be indeed able to fire off bog-standard text messages, as well as share a user's location and send/display animated GIFs like this one when the update rolls out in a few days.

Apparently Laptop was able to fire off a nail polish-melting 83 words per minute (what?!) and relished in the fact that the right Shift key has finally been placed to the left of the up arrow key where it belongs.

A lone Japanese soldier was able to fire off three mortar rounds toward the main gate.

But prior to losing the networks' attention, Clinton was able to fire off a few other salvos at her Democratic opponent.