Sentence examples for rattle it off from inspiring English sources

This is the company line, so ingrained even the defensive backs rattle it off without hesitation.

You have to rattle it off in a hurry, hence the name, but there is a lot of pressure to get it right.

When "Dragnet" began its last four-year run on prime-time television in 1967, a year after the court's original decision in Miranda v. Arizona, Sergeant Friday and his partner Bill Gannon never missed a chance to rattle it off.

"O.K., Roone, I just rolled the emergency opening, you got 20 seconds, where do you want to go?" And then he'd rattle it off, he'd say, "All right, here's what we're doing -- we're going to Cosell at boxing, we're going to Keith at track, we're going to swimming, we're going to Jim McKay for 15 seconds".

Don't just rattle it off.

Just because you memorized your speech thoroughly doesn't mean you should rattle it off in a coma-inducing monotone.

He rattled it off in about 28 minutes, which campaign officials figured would be about twice as long with applause.

So she rattled it off again, this time with reporters present.

Kane was the catalyst for most of the attacking play and he cut inside and thumped a shot goal-wards only to see it rattle off the back of Grant and wide, before he failed to connect cleanly with a left footed shot minutes later.

But St . Johns showed last season that it can rattle off victories when it increases its intensity.

He almost scored a spectacular 30-yard goal but it rattled off the post.