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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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Argentina didn't get their first corner until the 39th minute and just before halftime Apam again saw off another Messi threat and Di Maria let fly with a fierce long-range volley which just missed the right post.
Argentina didn't get their first corner until the 39th minute and just before halftime Apam again saw off another Messi threat and Di Maria let fly with a fierce long-range volley which just missed the right post.
The messages are weighty and inarguable (42, for example, has sussed out that when people die, their loved ones remember them), but the fear that Martin could let fly with a line about tomorrow being the first day of the rest of your life looms ever-present.
 
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