Sentence examples for do give off from inspiring English sources

And people do give off signals that you can pick up.

"You do give off an energy by the way that you deal with them.

The two actresses do give off very different onstage energies, but the essence of Stella remains the same.

To some librarians separate book stacks, which could be closed to the public, were a prison for books, and the narrow vertical strip windows of the library do give off a whiff of the penitentiary.

Fuel cells are considered one of the cleanest ways of producing electricity because they emit water vapor and heat, although many fuel cells draw their hydrogen from methanol, gasoline or natural gas and do give off some pollutants.

It's weird but the cards do give off heat when doing this.

(Although they did give off a nice odor of baked dust when you sniffed the vents in the back).

"It does give off the appearance that the violence is linked to strategic moves by one or both sides to improve their positions," said Ana Jelenkovic, an associate at the Eurasia Group, a political risk analysis consultancy.

By July 1943 two essential and encouraging pieces of experimental data had been obtained plutonium did give off neutrons in fission, more than uranium-235; and the neutrons were emitted in a short time compared to that needed to bring the weapon materials into a supercritical assembly.

Moving subjects aren't really an option at this point though an image of a fountain I shot did give off the impression that water droplets were hovering in mid-air, very cool.

He does give off good quotes to outrage people though.