Sentence examples for fan outwards from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fan outwards" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the action of spreading or expanding in a direction away from a central point. Example: "The birds began to fan outwards as they took flight, creating a beautiful pattern in the sky."
From the rocks below, clouds of mist float upwards and turbulent waves and winds fan outwards.
Rather like Christos Tsiolkas's The Slap, Amy Waldman's The Submission (longlisted for this year's Guardian first book award) is a novel motored by a single incident whose consequences fan outwards and end up engulfing an entire community.
Around 60% of the favela's residents earn a living from collecting cardboard on the streets, and much of the construction material comes from their daily rounds, which fan outwards from the neighbourhood of Bom Retiro at one end and Campos Elíseos – São Paulo's run-down 'Champs Élysées', with its itinerant, open-air crack zone known as Cracolândia – at the other.
The project is still at the design stage and is expected to take between 10 and 15 years to realise, with a model of gentrification that will fan outwards from ArtHouse, taking into its fold other upmarket art clusters such as ArtPlay and Winzavod.
And it's one of the achievements of the novel that it never confines itself to a single unhappiness, but fans outwards into collective family sorrow.
Their hindwings are fanned outwards and brought forward, perpendicular to the forewings; the forewings are raised and held above the body at approximately a 45° angle [15], [16].
Open windows and use a window fan pointing outwards as a way to blow the fumes away from you.
Use this fan to blow outwards initially so that any residual fumes are blown outside the house.
When you reach the top of the back, fan your hands outwards across the shoulders, as if outlining the top of a heart.
Some of these are noted for help clean the environment through green plants and operated by a solar panel that operates a fan which pushes air outwards while the plant continues to absorb a large amount of pollutants in the air.
The current version is circular with acrylic fins that fan out around it radiating the light outwards, but Haberdashery say it could be built to fit custom spaces.
