let off造句

They let off their guns at the intruding enemy ships.

His stomach jiggled as he let off a belch.

Since midnight there was an endless succession of firecrackers being let off everywhere.

But after dusk Tehranis emerged in thousands to build fires in alleys and let off firecrackers.

Assume your friend wants to let off steam, not necessarily ask for a plan of action.

Yes, It's really woderful, We can go to let off fireworks after the reunion dinner.

The teacher forbad the pupils to let off fireworks in the school.

Security officers and police intervened to break up the brawl and Jamie was let off to leave with Kate - though stopping off first for their meaty kebab treat.

We use the phrase "let off steam" because frustration affects our behavior the way heat affects liquid in a container.

Then start your vehicle, select reverse, and let off your handbrake, and then your footbrake before backing down.

They smash instant noodles and biscuit packets, and even open Coca-Cola cans to let off some steam.

If you can provide the caller a chance to let off steam, often he'll wear himself out.

With a crazy read sadness, let off a bloom of the scenery in the heart, the black light night light. Do not let the heart sink in the unknown country.

Since then, on the coldest day of winter, people beat drums and gongs, and let off fireworks to celebrate the death of the monster Nian.

Sometimes I would relieve my pressure by drinking and let off my emotions by playing interesting games. When I feel calm, I can deal with those pressures well.

Because they can eat delicious food, wear new clothes and let off firecrackers, they also can get money to buy things that they want.

Our tutor tried to dispel my illusion with sound advice and a resounding slap: "you're crying to go to school now, you'll have to cry a lot more to be let off later on."

cheers were given, the Sioux and Pawnees performed an imitation Indian battle, fireworks were let off, and the first number of the Railway Pioneer was printed by a press brought on the train.

The missile is programmed using a tracker to get within a metre of the target then let off a ring of shrapnel, which will enter the aircraft at various points.

The rain had let off and the fog shifted a little though the weekend traffic had worsened-the city dwellers heading out to the country the country dwellers heading into the city.

Why - he was standing over the whey-tub to let off the whey, and the shade of his face came upon the wall behind, close to Izz, who was standing there filling a VAT.

If we're now giving them the sack, it's not because we want to gain any personal advantage: it's because one, they're trouble-makers, and two, it'll give the, girls a chance to let off steam-once they've got rid of these three they'll go back to work!