Sentence examples for extend outwards from inspiring English sources

What happens is the opposite of quietness, of not much happening: it's as if your ears extend outwards to meet the sound.

In the summer as air temperatures warm, lakes form on top of the ice sheet, and on its finger-like glaciers that extend outwards into deep ocean fjords.

Apices of these cells extend outwards under the cover formed by the heads of inner pillar cells, reaching the lumenal surface in front of outer hair cells of the second row.

It's a marvel to see the corners of his mouth extend outwards, in a grimace of distaste, and his eyes become dead black discs, like the eyes of a diamondback rattlesnake preparing to digest a large mammal.

When it launches, Arena will be restricted to events organised by major tournament operators, but Ybarra says the vision is to extend outwards so that publishers, developers and players can set up their own themed competitions.

Seaward land reclamation entails the formation of artificial land surfaces which are constructed in such a way as to extend outwards over the sea using advanced geo-engineering techniques.

The reason is that, in traditional Chinese society, each person's relationship with others is based on a differential mode of association that centers on the self and then extends outwards, first to parents, spouse and siblings, and then to the extended family, to the lineage group, and finally to unrelated members of the society.

The sense of pragmatic optimism extends outwards from Bishopthorpe Road.

It is located underground, hence the way in which it extends outwards instead of upwards!

This effort to step into the baby's shoes is then extended outwards.

Some are much larger, extending outwards in concentric circles from us as individuals.