Sentence examples for firing them off from inspiring English sources

It's just a blast snapping little bits of your life, sights and scenes and faces and friends, and firing them off to other people.

It could be a self-admiring gesture you make on the field — pretending your hands are six-shooters and firing them off after striking someone out.

With his left hand he formed the lopsided bass-clef vamp of a piece called "Avenging Angel"; with his right he improvised complex annotations, firing them off in boldface or sleek cursive.

He requested, and received, a spectacular funeral that involved mixing his cremated remains with fireworks and firing them off.

The poster was up only briefly, but a quick-thinking tipster snapped a few shots and fired them off to WinRumors.

I just wrote down questions on pieces of paper, photographed the questions, and fired them off to the west coast.

I just wrote down questions on pieces of paper, photographed the questions, and fired them off to the West Coast.

A few weeks after the crisis, during an interview with the British communist newspaper the Daily Worker, Guevara was still fuming over the perceived Soviet betrayal and told correspondent Sam Russell that, if the missiles had been under Cuban control, they would have fired them off.

In that world, an honest company that learns it has undocumented workers has the unhappy choice of firing them or taking them off the books.

The United States could sit offshore, and lob missiles at anti-aircraft guns if the Libyans fire them off.

There are tens of thousands of weapons there because it was a smuggling route during the Balkan Wars and locals, on Crete at least, often whip out their handguns and fire them off in to the air at any given opportunity to celebrate.