Sentence examples for off firing from inspiring English sources

Might the world's intelligence agencies be better off firing all their spies?

They were about to be finished off, firing squad style, by a series of TV remote controls.

In just over a month, on 2 September, the Venice film festival kicks off, firing a starter pistol on awards season.

He raced to the side of the stands and leaped into the arms of his trainer, then ran back to the other side of the court and stripped his shirt off, firing it into the crowd.

It was Manning who capped the series off, firing an exocet over the heads of two Saints defenders and into the hands of Pierre Garcon from 19 yards out, but Addai had done the leg-work, tearing off runs of 16, 11 and 26 to put the Saints' defence on their heels.

Unless you're living in Australia or doing business with one company, you're better off firing up your web browser for that kind of information.

And then switch the television off, fire up your TiVo and savor "Miss Match" again.

Merchants used them to ward off fires in their storehouses.

In two cases, he said, military aircraft engaged in training exercises set off fires.

Hundreds had been killed in their barracks, and rockets fired by the commandos had touched off fires in installations & equipment.

Mary Lee, who has a satellite tag, was off Fire Island last May.