Sentence examples for been firing off from inspiring English sources

In West Virginia, Blankenship has been firing off attacks at McConnell, his wife and his in-laws lately.

For the past 15 years, Mr. Crawford has been firing off handwritten letters to magazines — skateboard publications like Thrasher and Slap, culture and arts magazines like Interview and BlackBook, music magazines like Magnet.

Over the past two weeks, the Shabab, brutal Islamists known for chopping off hands and starving the famine-stricken populace, have been firing off pithy Twitter messages referring to their attacks and taunting the Kenyan military, which sent troops into Somalia in October to battle the Shabab.

Its bigger rival, Metro, where Mr Urban worked for 25 years, also has a troubled German department-store chain, Kaufhof, but it has been partly redeemed by its substantial cash-and-carry business, which operates in 23 countries.Since becoming chief executive two years ago, Mr Urban has been firing off bright ideas for making money.

Investigators believe he had been firing off and on for nine to 11 minutes, McMahill said.

Both men's aides have been firing off nasty comments about each other in recent weeks, with the mayoral election still a year and a half away.

"Shelly went home and called me and said, 'I've been fired off the movie by Paul,' " Mr. McElwaine said.

I've been fired off a movie a couple of times and that's pretty horrendous.

Even when on the beach in Zanzibar – cooking aside, African travel is his only recreation – he's "firing off orders".

But earlier, as Trump was firing off tweets, McCarthy reflected on the discord that had engulfed Congress's first day.

As a consequence, companies are firing off ad hoc responses rather than approaching performance measurement in a comprehensive way.