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Friends said Mr Ricci had acknowledged that he gave off "too much heat and light" for Mr Jenkins' new, measured tone of management.

To me, he was just a fake flower that gave off no scent.

The living-room floor was still covered with tatami; from years of dampness the mats gave off a musty odor of rotten straw.

The moon shines brightly, as if it gave off light by itself.

Unfortunately the batteries also gave off hydrogen gas as a chemical by-product, which diffused into the body.

Immaculate and all white, the place gave off the cheery, vaguely techno vibe of a Swatch shop on the Ginza.

Many factories gave off the emission of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

They found that a volume of bacterial culture about the size of a regular wine bottle gave off enough light to read by.

In fact, a gas jet of the time gave off about as much light as a 25 watt incandescent bulb does today.

UF resin without modifier started its curing reaction at lower temperature and gave off more heat during the more violent reaction.

The place gave off a strong emanation of evils.

He felt the distance between himself and this girl had suddenly shrunk, and the scent she gave off confused and troubled him.

The goods -- books, but also games and puzzles and teddy bears and throw rugs -- gave off the sour tang of a picked-over flea market.

Though the air-conditioner gave off warm air, he felt cold.

The burnt dinner gave off smoke and a bad smell.

His limbs were flexible and his body "gave off a very pleasant odour" .

During the night it rained heavily, and the leather got wet, swelled up, became soft, and gave off an odour.

Curing of both UF resins modified by melamine or modifier M gave off less heat and proceeded more stably.

Not long before another scientist had found that uranium gave off rays, so Marie decided to study this area for her doctor's degree.

The radiator was covered with dust , and the paint was cracking ; it gave off no heat .

Not long before another scientist had found that uranium gave off rays, .

The tomatoes in the kitchen rotted away. They gave off an unpleasant smell.

The proprietor had just lighted a hanging oil lamp which gave off an unclean but friendly smell.

The liquor on the table gave off a sharp, pungent odour which he rather disliked, and even the peanuts didn't interest him.

The bad fish gave off a strong smell.

The wood gave off a sweet, perfumed smell as it burned.

When asked about his marriage life, he only gave off a stiff smile.

My main objection to it though was although it did work in these conditions, this model gave off a weak light.

The deputy weapon sonicdagger gave off a murderous smell. It is not magic power, it come from makira.

The flowers gave off a heavy, sickly odor.

They believed every object gave off an "idol" (eidola).

The tree gave off a massive burst of energy that killed Archimonde instantly.

It gave off a sickly, oily smell, as of Chinese rice-spirit.

The rotten eggs gave off a bad smell.

Big, pure black eyes that gave off a mysterious feeling and it felt like they could draw out one's soul.

EG: The flower gave off a sweet fragrance.

The cake gave off a terrible smell.

radiation A metal called uranium gave off a kind of radiation.

The roses gave off a nice smell.

The tree gave off many branches.