rattle off (verb)

1. In the action movie, the character rattle off his training routine in an impressive monologue before going into battle.

2. The possessed child in the horror film would rattle off eerie chants in a strange language, sending chills down the viewers' spines.

3. As the protagonist of the novel was an intelligent detective, he could rattle off facts about crime-solving techniques effortlessly.

4. During the sermon, the preacher would passionately rattle off verses from the holy book in a way that resonated with the congregation.