Sentence examples for fan out for from inspiring English sources

Pupils can turn them to face front or back, or use a handle to pull them into football-like huddles or to fan out for more independent work.

New flashcards made by a Princeton, N.J., company, Lingolook (www.lingolook.net), hope to do away with the panic of flipping through guidebooks to find the phrase for "Where's the airport?" The passport-size, double-sided and illustrated flashcards feature basic words instead of long phrases, and are connected with a button in one corner so that they fan out for easy access.

Weaving up and down West Broadway from Houston to Canal, and back and forth across Prince, Spring, Broome, and Grand, they fan out for the great shop, flitting in and out of stores that mostly open at noon, only occasionally looking upwards at the cast iron facades of the landmark buildings.

Then they fanned out for interviews.

For three days, rescue teams had fanned out for 50 yards on each side of the marked trails.

They arrived in the late afternoon and fanned out for a while, admiring the flowering trees, breathing in the fragrant air.

Sometimes people fanned out for breakout sessions around the vast Google floors that run the entire block from Eighth to Ninth Avenues, and which Google workers use scooters to navigate.

Burly, black-clad members of the neo-fascist Golden Dawn party converted part of the nondescript white building into a headquarters, holding frequent meetings and fanning out for military-style neighborhood patrols armed with batons and heavy poles wrapped in the Greek flag.

Today, the water is so calm that, as a boat passes through the fjord, its wake fans out for hundreds of metres behind it like a bridal train of clear blue.

Earlier studies in the United States had suggested that wolf and bear numbers could be estimated via DNA in feces, so Karanth and colleagues fanned out for 6 weeks across an 880-square-kilometer area, following dirt paths frequented by tigers.

At 19 30 the ship sighted Japanese destroyers fanning out for an attack.