Sentence examples for is firing off from inspiring English sources

A week after they complained that BT was "significantly underinvesting" in its broadband network, company chairman Sir Mike Rake is firing off promises.

It's Q&A style, and Andreessen is firing off questions; clearly the two are pals and have a deep connection.

The (sort of?) good news: it doesn't appear that Yahoo's own servers were compromised — instead, it looks like someone is firing off a bunch of login attempts using emails/passwords secured from an unnamed "third-party database compromise".

But now he is firing off missiles.

Despite how many men want to think that their dick has some autonomous powers of decision making, it all comes back to the brain, and if your brain is firing off stress signals, then your penis is going to need more than just mucho volition to come to life.

Data is fired off to a station in Svalbard, Norway once every orbit, and the plan right now is to distribute that data within three hours to the meteorological authorities who will be using it for their own purposes.

Whenever an interaction is required between the Study System and EHR, for example, eligibility checks or partial filling of eCRF forms form EHR data, a query is fired off to the EHR via the data node connector (step 2).

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

We're taking a knee, we're in a friendly way, and they're firing off and that's a way to get someone hurt".

We're being incredibly profligate in the way we're firing off our limited arsenal, and we're flirting dangerously with the enemy.

He barely needs a pause when asked what he'd do if suddenly installed as Australia's treasurer, before he's firing off a prescription for the economy.