Sentence examples for shot off on from inspiring English sources

"I discovered a horse with one of his legs shot off, on his back a good outfit," he wrote.

Tells about other elaborate displays, and about New York ruling about fireworks: they can be sold, but not shot off on N. Y. soil.

"After Vince missed one of his free throws, and they didn't get the shot off on that flagrant foul, I think we dodged a bullet".

It's pretty tough to get a shot off on him".

"I did that because I was small and it was the only way I could get a shot off on the bigs.

The Australians would likely have had time to get a shot off on the ensuing power play, and the match was set to be over.

To make his point, he deploys a very Gladwellian trick: he shoots off on an anecdote.

"When guys like me start to shoot off on stuff like this it's really ill-advised.

The example of Rowling and her critics suggests that if writers ever got near a legislature, they would scream, twist, shoot off on demented political trajectories and censor.

"He puts the van in drive and it shoots off on him, mowing down pedestrians," said Sgt. Ralph Carone, a police spokesman.

"When guys like me start to shoot off on opinions about this kind of stuff, it's really ill-advised," Chris Christie told an interviewer asking about Iran, preferring to discuss his thumping re-election as governor of New Jersey.