Sentence examples for would give off from inspiring English sources

They would give off sparks no matter where they were.

Renewable energy would give off an indigenous energy supply but still requires subsidy.

But a marmoset with chimeric skin would give off two odors — its own, and that of its twin sibling.

Weapons laboratories disguised in this way would give off few unique "signatures," or telltale signs that illicit activity is taking place.

He also said that the new bulbs would not work in all types of fixtures nor with dimmer switches, and that they would give off a harsh light.

It was that the atomic bomb had deposited some sort of poison on Hiroshima which would give off deadly emanations for seven years; nobody could go there all that time.

We'd put five or six photoblepharons in a plastic bag, and they'd give off a beautiful, spooky blue-green light.

It would then be biologically digested, a process that would also give off biogas for energy, before being stabilised into a liquid "digestate" which could be spread over arable and grasslands.

Gas levels are continually monitored, and all the subterranean machinery was specially retrofitted so it would not give off sparks.

These selected bacteria would then give off a special pattern of metabolic breakdown products that serves as their host's signature odor.

A superconducting transistor, in contrast, wouldn't give off heat or lose current.