Sentence examples for bulge from from inspiring English sources

The phrase "bulge from" is correct and usable in written English
It typically is used to describe something that is full or protrudes out of something else. For example, "The cookies in the jar had a few miniatures that bulged from the top."

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Bejeweled skull rings bulge from his tattooed fingers.

As the centuries pass they construct huge, alien-green mounds that bulge from the peat.

But around its twenty-seventh day of development, four buds bulge from its sides.

But at least one method, hormone implants, visibly bulge from a man's bicep.

Huge tumors bulge from the left sides of some of the mice.

The loaches swallow air into a reservoir-like bulge from the intestine and void the remaining gases through the anus.

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His tongue, a mottled fish, bulged from what must have been his mouth.

That way, there are no unsightly bulges from gun and gear.

The man calls 911 and, eyes bulging from the meatball stuck in his throat, hears an automated menu of languages.

He is young, his eyes bulging from a large, doughy face bracketed by blond sideburns that haven't filled in.

They carried rifles, shotguns and other weapons either in their arms or bulging from beneath their clothing, he said.

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