Sentence examples for give forth from inspiring English sources
verb
To emit or release something.
- The chimney gave forth a cloud of grey smoke.
It will, however, give forth abundant mirth, fascination, fear, and pleasure.
Give forth, and we here on 43rd Street shall adjudicate a bit and find the best(s).
"In biblical terms, Blairism is the poisonous tree which can give forth only poisonous fruit and must be rooted out.
Rising as high as 100 feet they catch movement in the air and give forth vibrations that verge on silence: the gentlest of music.
But instead of sounds let them give forth great birds: and yet we understand somehow that the birds are the sounds.
The pig nursery is equipped with a record player, and at proper intervals the infants hear the victrola give forth sounds of suckling, the the grunting of sows as they let down milk.
He gives forth a full-body shudder.
In the mirror she gave forth a fine resilience.
Mr. Arbuthnot gives forth with the cliches of the drama, in particular drama criticism.
"If the trumpet gives forth an uncertain sound, who shall follow?
Flowering in late spring it gives forth iridescent, rainbow-hued blooms some three feet across.
