Sentence examples for a rostrum from inspiring English sources

Why did nobody else buy a rostrum camera?

Rob actually believes his own lies, a dizzying phenomenon usually only encountered on a rostrum.

Crouched under a rostrum in 1933, he watched brownshirts and blackshirts at a rally.

As a noun, stump can also mean a rostrum or a tramping step.

The mouth is overhung by a rostrum (snout) and often adorned with spines.

"He can do anything," whispers Sharon Osbourne reverently over a rostrum shot of a cushion.

In his 1921 production of Othello, a central rostrum served a variety of spatial functions.

Here, we describe a new pterosaur species from the Barremian of the Blesa Formation, Iberodactylus andreui gen. et sp. nov., represented by a partial rostrum including a partial premaxillary crest and six pairs of tooth sockets.

Acrophyseter, from the late Miocene, also had teeth in both the upper and lower jaws as well as a short rostrum and an upward curving mandible (lower jaw).

These species are morphologically distinguished in part from other boid snakes by a flattened rostrum leading to an angular snout [ 215] and a wide premaxillary floor [ 167].

Oryzomys species have a large skull with a short rostrum and high braincase.