Sentence examples for should give out from inspiring English sources

Like I say, I should give out recipes.

She has calculated that when neutralinos collide, they should give out gamma rays.

I can't explain why I felt I should give out a bonus.

At this point, of course, I should give out recipes, or at least pass around a platter of hors d'oeuvres.

"I do believe they should give out the cash on the 18th green," he said with a grin.

"I think mobile phone companies should give out more advice when people buy phones, because let's face it, most children live online these days.

Leo F. Mullin, the chief executive of Delta Air Lines, said United should be considered an "appropriate candidate" but that the government should only give out a loan guarantee with tougher conditions than those imposed by commercial lenders.

It does not mean that we should simply give out a free pass, nor does it mean that reparations should not be sought.

"And employers shouldn't give out any information unless they receive a signed consent and release form, including a waiver of liability, from the employee".

After all those years of politicians flocking for a soft-soaping on GMTV, I suppose it's inevitable that some cultural valve should eventually give out, and send GMTV bods flooding the other way into the system.

The media shouldn't give out this image that people have perfect bodies, perfect skin, perfect hair all the time.