reel off

verb

1. (tr, adverb) to recite or write fluently and without apparent effort

   to reel off items on a list

Idioms and Phrases

see rattle off.

Example Sentences

But then, they reeled off 13 wins in their next 21 games, including an 8-3 run to end the year.

From Los Angeles Times

After getting the first break in the fifth game of the opening set, Boulter reeled off the next three games on her way to taking the first set.

From BBC

She reels off statistics from memory that back up her argument that you do not need a club affiliated with a men's team to grow the fanbase.

From BBC

"There is no reason that someone should be able to reel off 30 shots before they even have to reload," said Mayor Jacob Frey, also calling for a ban on high-capacity ammo magazines.

From BBC

Ekitike is a player Howe knows well and, without blinking, he can reel off a concise scouting report: really good movement, intelligent, good in the air, scores goals off both feet.

From BBC

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