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let fly with

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let fly with something
Fig. to throw or thrust something, such as a rock, ball, punch, etc. The pitcher wound up and let fly with a strike—right over the plate. Max let fly with a blow to Lefty's chin.
See also: fly, let


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Instead, Ronaldo played the free-kick to Rooney, who let fly with a first-time effort that Fulop could only push away after Berbatov got a touch.
But it was the Jags who came closest to breaking the deadlock when Scott McCulloch let fly with a 35-yard free-kick that was tipped over for a corner.
When Henry's shot was blocked, the ball fizzed to Reyes and his control was instantaneous before he let fly with a half-volley into the far corner.
 
 
 
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