Sentence examples for which gives off from inspiring English sources

Here she is, dressed in her opulent mourning clothes, attired in black satin, in a fur-trimmed coat which gives off that gorgeously characteristic satiny sheen.

I favour the Economist, which gives off the appropriate: "I am far too busy and clever to bother with dining companions" vibe.

"The obsidian has a particular texture which gives off naturally smooth reflections under the light," said Valérie Brun, one of Umane's designers.

The version in your yard is probably wintergreen checkerberry, Gaultheria procumbens, a member of the heath family (Ericaceae), which gives off a strong fragrance when crushed.

Throw in some bright, chatty and efficient staff, and you have a place that, not only serves great food, but which gives off a very positive vibe.

A hot-bed resembles a cold-frame, except that the seeds are planted in a bed of slightly composted manure, which gives off heat as it composts further.

Reservoirs often flood forests, which give off methane and other greenhouse gases as they decompose.

Strange gelatinous creatures began to appear, which gave off dazzling displays of bioluminescence.

It has fissures, which give off glinty sharp angles and spangles.

If you use the refrigerator, distance them from fruits and vegetables, which give off unhelpful gases.

These contain volatile organic compounds, which give off vapours in warm houses and may cause cancer.