rattle off

His friend's voice came on the line, rattling off the information.

She rattled off the number and I wrote it down.

Then he'd rattled off the rules under which they would now live.

If someone had called in with this problem, I'd have been able to rattle off that answer.

Then the younger woman returned and rattled off a number.

I can rattle off those numbers and letters as if they are my phone number.

Then he would rattle off other jobs we could tackle together.

Names and numbers she used to rattle off without thinking have to be looked up.

Give me a minute and I can rattle off their names.

This won't be the first time I've rattled off without thinking things through.

It must have been a standard question because the woman rattled off directions without thinking.

I rattled off some of the places he tried to sneak into.

The music stopped and a man began to rattle off a commercial in Spanish.

"I can rattle off at least a dozen from memory."

People in the crowd rattled off lists of the country's needs.

The chain rattled off and she let the door swing open.

He turned back to the first page and began to rattle off the points that struck him.

The doors closed and we rattled off down the hill.

On the field, the team started very well, rattling off three straight wins to start the season.

He rattled off the phone number, careful to keep his voice neutral.

"We have to look for the prisoner number," she called back to him, and rattled off the information.

One could rattle off all the statistics about blacks not doing so well.

Then she rattled off the names of three people who'd worked with Claire.

The father rattled off points to consider: Would it be too much of a sacrifice for his wife and three children?

The young man rattled off a street name and a number, neither one of which meant anything to Stone.