Sentence examples for firing it off from inspiring English sources

A job seeker gets their CV into good shape then, buoyed up with energy and enthusiasm, starts systematically firing it off to every potential employer whose details they can get their hands on.

Powers took the Structure and a few of the bundled demo apps for a brief spin in our New York office, and in a matter of mere moment he was able to capture a virtual bust of his ever-present marketing director and firing it off to Shapeways for printing.

One account described Dunlap's throwing prowess as follows: "[E]ndless practice made him adept as a monkey at grabbing a sizzling ground ball in either hand and firing it off from the very spot he seized it.

He writes: "I wish that those addicted to this contorted construction would remember to test a sentence before firing it off.

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

Mr. Vitacco then posted a clip on YouTube in April and fired it off via e-mail to his friends and buyers of his CDs.

Then, using her Yahoo account, she fired it off to her circle of family, friends and colleagues at the bank where she works in customer service.

Back in the United States, if Hirschman had something on his mind he would compose an elegant essay (Montaigne was a lifelong inspiration) and fire it off to Robert Silvers at The New York Review of Books, who would of course run it.

Or, if there's an unsightly pile of garbage all over your street, take some video with your phone then fire it off to 311.

But for the vast majority of news we get in our inboxes, we're just going to fire it off to our readers ad hoc whenever we please.

And, naturally, because we know our readers, we won't be shy go ahead and copy the URL for the thing you really want and fire it off to whoever might be your secret Santa.