Sentence examples for will give off from inspiring English sources

A little milk in the bottom will give off some steam and help the cooking.

Until they are, fuel cells will use fossil fuels that contain hydrogen, so they will give off some emissions.

A good fighter will give off a shrill chirp, open its mandibles wide and attack its opponent with moxie.

Like, if I have a Pendleton print, mixing that with a tribal African print will give off National Geographic-gone-bad vibes.

By contrast, the ashes of a charcoal fire will give off steady, low-level heat, but not for all that long.

Lemon thymes are great additions and, planted near the edge of the bed, will give off their wonderful aroma on a hot day.

Shrimp and onions will give off lots of liquid; cook at a strong boil to concentrate flavors (add a little water if sauce seems to thicken too quickly).

The stone will give off waves of warmth in the winter, and it will keep the night-coolness captive all through the summer days.

They are also shown busily strapping tape and padding to a mannequin, in the hope it will give off the same heat signature as a human when it passes by imaging scanners, which are often used near sensitive buildings.

Once the mince has browned, transfer to a bowl with a slotted spoon, then discard all but two tablespoons of the fat in the pan; the lamb will give off a fair amount.

The plan will give off-peak discounts to E-ZPass holders over 65 and drivers of fuel-efficient cars.