Sentence examples for curve out from inspiring English sources

Commonly called the Chinese empress tree, princess tree or kiri tree, paulownia can also be grown as a yard tree, if pruned at about four feet to allow a few lateral branches to curve out from the main trunk.

The New Yorker, April 24 , 1926 P. 9Irvin Cobb recently attended party inapartment of Cosmo Hamilton and was struck by color scheme of Old English decorations, antique furniture, etc. "I don't know much about interior decorations, but I should say this is late Rutherford B. Hayes" said he. "About that period, Irvin, we call it Old English, Curve Out", said Hamilton.

While yachts typically have flat, straight sides, Washington designed his so the decks curve out, creating a sleeker look and expanding the deck space.

Horns curve out and up from the head.

Their horns tend to curve out and up, like a longhorn's, but are not nearly as long as a longhorn's nor a highlander's.

If your front tire comes up too quick then take some of the curve out by adding dirt to the middle or off the top, if you're over shooting the landing, you may want to move the catch ramp.

In the parlance of 1L's, she had "curved out".

The coast stretches for a mile or so before curving out towards a shrubby headland.

The feel of the boat charging forward, three sails curving out to the side.

We set off up the trail that curved out behind our toilet area.

A hand curving out to touch another's knee can mean so much: it can mean everything.