Sentence examples for start gives off from inspiring English sources
That start gives off a strange whiff of competition with or emulation of Marvel's irrepressibly successful "Avengers" films, the first of which, in particular, is an unabashed post-9/11 allegory.
Detectors then start giving off particles themselves, providing spurious signals that interfere with results.
But Goldschmidt said that while he was holding it, the phone started giving off vibrations that resembled Morse code.
When your kart starts giving off blue sparks, if you stop drifting you get a short boost.
When the engine starts, it gives off a throaty growl.
Add garlic and sauté until it starts to sizzle and gives off fragrance.
As I hand wrote this essay on a yellow legal pad, all computers down, the house cold and the refrigerator starting to give off an alarming smell, my first concern was the immediate restoration of power.
Rome has started to give off a stale smell, as it slips back into old habits.
To Harry, of course, she is a problem; he brought her along, but when she starts to give off signs of unnecessary humanity he cannot cope.
For the walnut dressing, toast the walnuts in a dry frying pan over a medium heat until light golden brown and starting to give off a nutty aroma.
Clearly the man was not messing around, although he was, by now, rather deep in that Meadow Lake muck, and it was starting to give off a fetid fragrance as the sun basted the surface.
