Sentence examples for be emitting from inspiring English sources
verb
To send out or give off.
There are a couple of factors that might limit us from detecting the light from that object: 1. something might come between us and that light-emitting object, blocking its light; 2. the amount of light it might be emitting could be very little, being too dim to be seen when placed too far away.
So it might be emitting small amounts of methane now.
The industrial fans in Kokomo were found to be emitting sound at 10 and 36 Hertz.
On closer inspection, the pit of soil surrounding the stump was found to be emitting steam.
"Repeaters at these fault patches may be emitting chattering in analogy to the laboratory," they suggest.
If they're out there, other advanced civilisations should be emitting waste energy like hot exhaust.
"The forest would be emitting about 22,000 pounds of oxygen".
The telephone may be ringing, or worse, someone's cellphone may be emitting happy music, threatening a conversation.
On the road, cars were found to be emitting up to 40 times the permitted level of nitrogen oxide.
This data also backs up recent evidence that China may be emitting more carbon dioxide than had previously been thought.
"They're going to burn a lot of gas, and they're going to be emitting a lot of pollution.
