Use of give out in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include give out at the start of sentence, give out at the end of sentence and give out in the middle of sentence
give out at the end of sentence
- Our food supply at last give out.
- Our food supplies began to give out.
- I prepared a brief statement which I instructed Mrs Metz to give out.
give out in the middle of sentence
- All machines give out eventually.
- We have a dinner, give out awards.
- This fire doesn't give out much heat.
- He wouldn't give out any information.
- give out the plural form of the nouns.
- Please give out statement of account promptly.
- Banks, he said, had been overeager to give out loans.
- Would all teachers give out a gentle reminder please.
- We've only five copies to give out, so don't hang about.
- The leaves when crushed give out a pungent or acid smell.
- give out a lot of free candy and everybody is happy for a while.
- Even after the sun had set, the stones continued to give out heat.
- Finally, cells give out and receive signals from neighbouring cells.
- My money was beginning to give out and there were no jobs to be found.
- There are radiators in the attic but they do not give out much warmth.
- In contrast to most plants, they breathe in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide.
- A 102 key tactile keyboard has keys that give out an audible click when depressed.
- Most entertainers give out cards with their own or the agency's phone number on it.
- We only give out names if we know that relatives and next of kin have been informed.
- Parcels were supposed to be give out, but the guards stole any items of slight value.
- "Why not give out one of the cybercafe's e-mail addresses?" suggested one bright spark.
- It was what made Frank give out the food or loan some money to a man out of his own pocket.
- They may give out scents of citrus, mint, pine or rose, and most make wonderful patio plants.
- Basic rule here is never give out your password or account number, not online or over the phone.
- I am so frightened that my legs begin to give out, actually buckle, and I reach for the railing.
- The snag is that online users are reluctant to give out information about themselves to Web sites.
