Usar "give off" en una oración

1. ‘You know how the lightstones can be activated to give off light?’

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2. His features almost seemed to give off their own light

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3. Each door was decorated with golden images of flying lions, finely polished to give off a warm glow as the sunlight bounced off the surface in the early hours of the morning

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4. That was always a bad thing, even when her eyes didn’t give off lightning sparks

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5. Still, Hilderich somehow managed to give off the impression of someone who had been very violently and quite against his wishes woken during a lusciously promising dream after a night of heavy drinking

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6. These abandoned Victorian buildings give off a strong message that the church is a thing of the dead past and not of the living present or of the future

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7. Millions emulating, give off the only light

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8. We made camp and I noticed he made certain the fire would give off a lot of white smoke and proceeded to shape the smoke by interrupting its normal path with a blanket

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9. The soldier had recognized the description as he had taken many voyages to the top of the mountain to give offerings to titans

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10. fires could give off any number of harmful fumes

11. The lifeblood he referred to was the sweat our bodies give off during the ceremony

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12. (Like purity releasing a special fragrance that also imparts more purity into your soul) All of God’s attributes give off different fragrances

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13. was beginning to give off a dangerous vibe, because she then decided to negotiate

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14. Steve let his foot grow large, and then give off an odor that was out of this world

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15. If the things you do with your hands, or the things you see with your eyes give offense in the progress of the kingdom, sacrifice these cherished idols, for it is better to enter the kingdom minus many of the beloved things of life rather than to cling to these idols and find yourself shut out of the kingdom

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16. Aside from that, you should also minimize the use of hair styling tools that give off heat

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17. This is because, these appliances can give off heat towards the thermostat

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18. ―Who knows? Maybe only women attracted to him will give off attractant pheromones—not just any female

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19. -Don’t give off the impression that you’re weak and

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20. give off the image that we were running from the law or anything

21. He wanted to give off the impression

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22. It was so deep in his body that the cracks in his skull did not give off blood but an amber-colored oil that was impregnated with that secret perfume, and then they understood that the smell of Remedios the Beauty kept on torturing men beyond death, right down to the dust of their bones

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23. A victim was still needed before the outsiders and many of the old inhabitants of Macondo would credit the legend that Remedi-os Buendía did not give off a breath of love but a fatal emanation

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24. lines over our heads give off a slight hum, if all the other noised around us would

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25. these dictators give off an aura of honesty and integrity, it's

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26. After connecting, he could hear the cartilage that supported his nose frame give off a sinister crack, sending the large assailant to the ground, holding his face

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27. "Jury foreman, would you please give officer Clemons your verdict

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28. Though he knew Marie would give off the appearance of interest,

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29. Clearly his subject could give offence to the Kremlin and indeed to the party in Warsaw and therefore it had to be censored

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30. As no German battle fleet existed to give off- shore bombardment, long range coastal batteries with ranges of between forty and fifty kilometers would have to be positioned around the Calais area

31. spilled it on the ground, lest he should give offspring

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32. give off an odor

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33. Do as you would be done by is also a truism because our positive or negative energy (karma) is reflected back to us and what we experience is a mirror of the karma that we give off

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34. The roses of my garden no longer give off that scent,

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35. primary food) give off potent toxins and

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36. When people come to one of these crosses they must give offerings of incense, candles, flowers, or pine boughs as a sign of veneration for Kawa Tzul Taka

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37. of photosynthesis, they give off oxygen thus improving the quality of the air we breathe

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38. I’ll give Office Services a few problems if they’re not careful

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39. It was a grass that would give off two or three

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40. If you are inconsistent, you give off the subconscious message that you are unreliable

41. That is what his vessel, that is, his spirit, will be filled with; and since this vessel can give off only what it contains this man will do nothing but wrongful deeds

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42. It will give off a rotten, loathsome stench which will make his spirit turn away from it

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43. This caused us to both give off

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44. The love we felt for each other caused us both to give off moans of

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45. give off a little moan of pleasure as Sue caressed my tongue back with

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46. Which made us both give off

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47. Do not give off the impression you are above others in your

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48. As Mike staggered ahead, his footsteps started to give off light—lots of it

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49. The younger warriors give off

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50. Giving it the ability to bind with the person’s DNA on a level that allows it to give off the same energy found in any living star in outer space

51. Causing un-multiplying human cells that give off an atomic energy not derived from a chemical reaction or by cellular division within living cells of a human being or an animal body

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52. The hammer didn't give off clicking noises as her fingers trembled

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53. This particular circumstance should be handled with a hot water bottle because that will not give off any radiation

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54. "That is true," said Don Quixote, "and the reason is, that he who is not liable to offence cannot give offence to anyone

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55. All present laughed at the number of caps and the novelty of the suit; Sancho set himself to think for a moment, and then said, "It seems to me that in this case it is not necessary to deliver long-winded arguments, but only to give off-hand the judgment of an honest man; and so my decision is that the tailor lose the making and the labourer the cloth, and that the caps go to the prisoners in the gaol, and let there be no more about it

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56. "Why do you not ask Marianne at once," said she, "whether she is or she is not engaged to Willoughby? From you, her mother, and so kind, so indulgent a mother, the question could not give offence

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57. With dark thoughts swirling around his mind, he had been expecting the street to give off a scent of danger, possibly even look threatening in some way

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58. In most communities, to run cable through a plenum, you must use a plenum-rated cable that does not give off toxic gases when it burns because the air in the plenum is distributed throughout the building

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59. I keep my acoustic sensor on, though—it doesn’t give off much heat—and I hear 6A’s footfalls in the rubble

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60. Rifles could fire ten bullets a minute and had a range of about a mile; they didn’t give off any tell-tale smoke either

61. His mouth began to give off a faint froth

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62. It is impossible that this sacred and fatal festival should not give off a celestial radiance to the infinite

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63. I certainly didn’t intend to give offense

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64. "The males give off the scent, Grandmother," he retorted

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65. Still, as he walked to his cabin, making his way through the labyrinth of sleeping hammocks, he consoled himself with the thought that he must give off the same odor, except his was four years older, and she must have detected it on him, with the same emotion

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66. The most common and potentially lethal types of man-made or synthetic materials and the toxic fumes that they give off are: polyurethane foam (often used in furniture), cyanides including hydrogen cyanide, PVC (used to cover electrical wires and in plastic goods), and hydrogen chloride

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67. He said much of his earnest desire of their living in the most sociable terms with his family, and pressed them so cordially to dine at Barton Park every day till they were better settled at home, that, though his entreaties were carried to a point of perseverance beyond civility, they could not give offence

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68. They began to give offerings, and a church dish made its appearance, and with the dish a monk

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69. I did not feel it my duty to give official information against this crushed and broken sinner, particularly as the district judge is still alive, and it would have been cruelty to let him know of his terrible error

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70. Jackson reconcile it to himself to say that in adhering to these gross insinuations, he did not intend to give offence? Let me ask you, sir, what else he did, or could intend? For my part, I can see nothing else that he could either rationally intend or expect

71. In making this declaration, and in leading your attention to the facts, it is not my object to give offence to any one

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