How To Use Give out In A Sentence
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_ It has been shewn by Dr. Priestley and Mr. Ingenhouz that the green matter at the bottom of cisterns, and the fresh leaves of plants immersed in water, give out considerable quantities of vital air in the sun-shine; that is, the perspirable matter of plants (which is water much divided in its egress from their minute pores) becomes decomposed by the sun's light, and converted into two kinds of air, the vital and inflammable airs.
The Botanic Garden A Poem in Two Parts. Part 1: the Economy of Vegetation
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Green woodpeckers also live on the reserve, but give out a loud, laughing call, or 'yaffle'.
Times, Sunday Times
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Before I made that one mistake, and ever since, when baiting is discussed I give out the same line of reasoning: an antihunter is an antihunter and you probably won't change their mind.
Seven Reasons to Stop Baiting Whitetails Now
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Crepuscular , the setting sun lies lackadaisically horizon, incompact give out gentle ray slow.
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To follow infmation in PM Eng. Depart. give out advisable suggestion.
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Young people are warned not to give out any personal details that could be used to identify them.
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And in this line, as they reciprocally meet, they appear to explode and give out light and heat, and a new combination of the two ethers is produced, as
Note XII
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Time to help dumbos like me and give out a small piece of probable text so at least a few of your prizes can be given out.
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And calycanthus buds, see how you've got to hold 'em in your hands and warm 'em before they'll give out their sweetness, jest like children that you've got to love and pet, before they'll let you git acquainted with 'em.
Aunt Jane of Kentucky
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They should give out medals for that monumental task.
Christianity Today
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In my experience such lightbulbs give out appallingly dim light which makes prolonged reading and close craftwork impossible.
Times, Sunday Times
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After we turned the river Arvari into a perennial river through water harvesting, the government started to give out licenses for fishing in that river.
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To 'replenish' the earth is to give out love ungrudgingly to all Nature, -- to 'subdue' the earth, is first, to master the atoms of which the human organisation is composed, and hold them completely under control, so that by means of this mastery, all other atomic movements and forces upon this planet and its encircling atmosphere may be equally controlled.
The Life Everlasting; a reality of romance
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French supermarkets, bless them, no longer give out flimsy plastic carriers.
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They say it's because they measure it for each pair of glasses, but that's rubbish; I can tell from their well-practised line: we don't give out pupillary distances.
On top of it, there's the poor sight headaches.
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They do not give out of the goodness of their hearts.
Times, Sunday Times
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My legs, which I was already teetering on with dubious balance, seemed to give out and I collapsed, curling into a miserable ball under the glass.
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As his alkalies give out he succumbs to a blest stupidity.
Archive 2009-08-01
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First apply FFT on the digital jamming signal and analyze the FFT data in frequency domain. It can give out an estimate of the center frequency and the detection's time.
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“They make up a balanced account with Heaven, as our old cellarer used to call his ciphering, as fair as Isaac the Jew keeps with his debtors, and, like him, give out a very little, and take large credit for doing so; reckoning, doubtless, on their own behalf the seven-fold usury which the blessed text hath promised to charitable loans.”
Ivanhoe
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His chief fear had been that the rope-length would give out while he was still high up, but there was still a good bight in Frodo’s hands, when Sam came to the bottom and called up: ‘I’m down!’
The Lord of the Rings
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Those indications which the physicians receive, and those presagitions which they give for death or recovery in the patient, they receive and they give out of the grounds and the rules of their art; but we have no such rule or art to give a presagition of spiritual death and damnation upon any such indication as we see in any dying man; we see often enough to be sorry, but not to despair; we may be deceived both ways: we use to comfort ourself in the death of a friend, if it be testified that he went away like a lamb, that is, without any reluctation; but God knows that may be accompanied with a dangerous damp and stupefaction, and insensibility of his present state.
Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions Together with Death's Duel
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The sticks are too new and they give out a pungent, gluey, cloying smell.
SEA MUSIC
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One thing that I have done and may do again, God willing, with more zeal is have a booth at local events to give out free information on the importance of being a round-the-clock wife and mother and related subjects.
A Look at the Past
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Difficulties, disharmonies, and obstacles indicate that we are either refusing to give out what we no longer need or are refusing to accept what we need.
The Master Key System
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Do such vehicles have speed cameras and can the officers give out speeding fines?
Times, Sunday Times
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One of the biggest fears an analyst has is that a company will give out information in an unfair manner.
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First apply FFT on the digital jamming signal and analyze the FFT data in frequency domain. It can give out an estimate of the center frequency and the detection's time.
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They say it's because they measure it for each pair of glasses, but that's rubbish; I can tell from their well-practised line: we don't give out pupillary distances.
On top of it, there's the poor sight headaches.
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Philip had decided to appoint a new official, called the purser, whose job it would be to receive all monies due to the priory, with no exceptions, and then give out to each official just what he needed.
The Pillars of the Earth
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Also, diesel cars use less fuel than petrol cars and so give out less carbon dioxide.
Times, Sunday Times
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Police today refused to give out details of the addresses raided and would not confirm what allegations the man arrested yesterday is facing.
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The ancient chairs and the stage area give out a fusty smell.
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Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond labelled the election the "dodgiest" she has been involved in, following Labor's ruse to have supporters impersonate Family First officials in marginal seats and give out how-to-vote cards directing preferences to Labor instead of the Liberals.
AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories
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They may give out scents of citrus, mint, pine or rose, and most make wonderful patio plants.
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I heard the clash with which they struck upon the air; and I beheld his body give out rays of glittering blue and green as he darted along, and away, away, over the water in eddying circles that seemed to know no end.
Parables From Nature
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That's why we don't give out prescriptive drug information or glamorize its use.
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Not many clubs give out long-term contracts so you'll see an influx and outflux every year.
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You decide what kind of information you want to give out, and you start to get to know each other better.
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I gathered with my fellow start group on the line, dibbed my dibber and then we set off to the give out point which was a quick spin down the road.
Singletrack World
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Do such vehicles have speed cameras and can the officers give out speeding fines?
Times, Sunday Times
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The burners give out lots of heat, but bioethanol is an expensive option.
Times, Sunday Times
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But, there are ways they can give out information – they could mail the info to the local police or call the anonymous hotline from a payphone.
Live Blog from the Anchor Desk 10/01/09
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Somniloquy calls balderdash again, be in namelyMorpheusSpeak in or give out some kind of sound, it is clear sentence sometimes, toot Nang of mutter to oneself does not know what to saying sometimes.
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They should give out medals for that monumental task.
Christianity Today
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Then, give out the strategy of establishing forward index file.
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The DSS will not give out information, but will usually agree to forward letters.
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In response to this question, the improvement design of voltage loop wiring is give out.
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Why not give out one of the cybercafe's e-mail addresses?" suggested one bright spark.
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Or give out individually wrapped cookies and candies made with carob instead of chocolate and sweetened with fruit juice rather than refined sugar.
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First apply FFT on the digital jamming signal and analyze the FFT data in frequency domain. It can give out an estimate of the center frequency and the detection's time.
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This fire doesn't give out much heat.
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The trend is towards recyclables, but paper can be reused only a handful of times before the fibres give out.
Times, Sunday Times
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And oh no, the poor bank had to give out some free coffee to someone who doesn't bank with them.
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Why not give out one of the cybercafe's e-mail addresses?" suggested one bright spark.
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What we call a napkin is like a specially folded paper towel they give out in restaurants that don't have linens.
Britpick Question
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Why not give out one of the cybercafe's e-mail addresses?" suggested one bright spark.
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When I was little there used to be more opportunities to use your talents to win stuff without having to give out all sorts of personal info about yourself and get on a ton of spammy awful mailing lists.
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To follow infmation in PM Eng. Depart. give out advisable suggestion.
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They make up a balanced account with Heaven, as our old cellarer used to call his ciphering, as fair as Isaac the Jew keeps with his debtors, and, like him, give out a very little, and take large credit for doing so; reckoning, doubtless, on their own behalf the seven-fold usury which the blessed text hath promised to charitable loans.
Ivanhoe. A Romance
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If you don't attend many conferences you won't have noticed that it seems to be fashionable to give out rucksacks, backpacks and haversacks as freebies to delegates.
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The parking attendants give out the maximum number of parking tickets and clamps.
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Personally, I like the fact that some camps give out little flashlights or carabiners to anyone who wants them.
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We have to get outside factories and workplaces catching shift changes so we can give out leaflets.
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They won't give out press conferences to give the media an opportunity to cross-examine their officials.
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If you don't attend many conferences you won't have noticed that it seems to be fashionable to give out rucksacks, backpacks and haversacks as freebies to delegates.
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It was assumed that metals give out phlogiston during calcination.
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We give out something like a hundred bazillion * dollars every year (* figure adjusted for inflation).
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Our food supply at last give out.
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The hotdoggers traditionally give out whistles shaped like the Wienermobile; the first was distributed in 1951.
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That was more like one of those promotional keychain penknives they give out at NPR seminars.
You say Iraq, I say Iran; let's call the whole thing off
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First apply FFT on the digital jamming signal and analyze the FFT data in frequency domain. It can give out an estimate of the center frequency and the detection's time.
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The mushrooms should give out enough moisture to cook themselves gently.
Times, Sunday Times
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Santa Claus even made a belated arrival in the street together with sleigh to entertain the children and give out presents.
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And she's as jumpy as a sack full of rabbits, while running around Britain's Most Haunted Houses - the night vision picking up every squeal, nervous tic and judder that she can give out.
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Also, diesel cars use less fuel than petrol cars and so give out less carbon dioxide.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Catholic Church doesn't give out sainthoods to people just for having been good.
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If you don't attend many conferences you won't have noticed that it seems to be fashionable to give out rucksacks, backpacks and haversacks as freebies to delegates.
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Give out a lot of free candy and everybody is happy for a while.
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The station now has more staff to deal with queries and give out information and there are 15 CCTV cameras operating 24 hours-a-day to help ensure passenger safety.
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I also had to work out what I would cook, so resorted to my collection of those free recipe cards they give out at Sainsbury's and picked a herby pasta thing, the only ingredient of which I already had being olive oil.
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A 102 key tactile keyboard has keys that give out an audible click when depressed.
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This fire doesn't give out much heat.
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The decision to push back the fences is not intended to thwart a growing population of pumped-up 12-year-olds but instead give outfielders more ground to cover.
USATODAY.com - Little League World Series fences pushed back 20 feet
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And that is impossible for a music paper because music is very subjective and hence the marker would never give out full marks.
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Then, just as they begin to give out, you'll have got to be a mining engineer, with your pockets cram-full of money, and you'll have to support me for the rest of my life.
A Bookful of Girls
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Actually, the ghastliest moments I endured were the entire first hour, a freeway crawl on Interstate 10 for eight miles in which there were so many stops and starts I was placing bets on whether my brake pads or radiator would give out first.
Jeff Polman: Tales From the Haunted Dodger Ravine
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His muscles began to give out as fatigue overcame him and he slowed, deciding to face his pursuers with little chance of outrunning them.
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If the person is credible and there's good r eason to give out the loan, then I will do it.
Need a Loan?
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Are Brighton's beggars now carrying a float so they can give out change to people like me?
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Every time there's an event that brings forth a manifestation of religious belief by large numbers of people, some militant secularist or other will give out an opinion that would be jejune coming from an intelligent sixth-former.
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Also, diesel cars use less fuel than petrol cars and so give out less carbon dioxide.
Times, Sunday Times
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Different person can give out to see problem plan differently, offer different train of thought, consequently Baidu knew to had become a kind to learn coadjutant communication tool newly.
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The mushrooms should give out enough moisture to cook themselves gently.
Times, Sunday Times
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Also, experienced pros will give out false tells to fool players.
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All they found was a small knapsack of books that he had been going to give out when he arrived at the mountain cove.
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Why not give out one of the cybercafe's e-mail addresses?" suggested one bright spark.
