puts out in Germany

puts out [putsaut] verstimmt

Sentence patterns related to "puts out"

1. Overall, Abates puts out a good pie

2. A little wind kindles, much puts out the fire. 

3. 18 A little wind kindles, much puts out the fire. 

4. And, like all grasses, at a certain point it puts out seeds.

Und wie alle Gräser trägt es an einem gewissen Punkt Samen.

5. Katina puts out her best potted plant on a stand on the pavement in the summer.

6. The giant electric ray of the North Atlantic puts out 50-ampere pulses of 60 volts.

7. He puts out his tongue in order to remove the maggots, so as not to harm them.

8. Alderman Marzullo puts out a 350-page ad book every year, at one hundred dollars a page.

9. The antenna on the roof of the building puts out all the power of a 100-watt light bulb.

10. Synonyms for Anesthetizes include deadens, freezes, numbs, puts out, puts to sleep, puts under, sedates, knocks out, dopes and benumbs

11. The amperage rating on an Alternator is basically just the amount of current that the unit is capable of putting out, not the amount it always puts out

12. The Embassy has one of the most active social media platforms globally and puts out regular advisories for the safety of our nationals here and maintains a 24x7 helpline for Indians in distress.

13. Now it may look like a tasty morsel, or a pig's head with wings -- ( Laughter ) but if it's attacked, it puts out a barrage of light -- in fact, a barrage of photon torpedoes.

14. The African catfish can produce 350 volts, the giant electric ray of the North Atlantic puts out 50-ampere pulses of 60 volts, and the South American electric eel’s shocks have been measured as high as 886 volts.

15. He hath not learnt the first precept of philosophy, which is, Know thyself; for whilst he Braggeth and boasteth that he can discern the least mote in the eye of another, he is not able to see the huge block that puts out the sight of both his eyes

16. He hath not learnt the first precept of philosophy, which is, Know thyself; for whilst he Braggeth and boasteth that he can discern the least mote in the eye of another, he is not able to see the huge block that puts out the sight of both his eyes

17. The secondary pulse signal is transmitted after a predetermined, and for each receiver unique, time delay and thereby constituting an identification of which wireless receiver received acknowledgement signal from an electronic price marking label, when the receiver puts out a primary acknowledgement pulse onto the common conductor (12) to the central computer system (10).

18. Although Crammed puts out records by artists from the four corners of the planet (from the Balkans to Africa, South America and the Middle East, as well as from Western Europe and the USA), the label doesn't see itself as a "world music label": it just happens to enjoy working with artists from around the world, some of whom sing in languages other than English…