A full-size sleigh built in 1860 sits on his front porch, bulging with presents wrapped in brown butcher paper and brightly patterned ribbons.
"Flat in front and bulging at the stern, the speeder was an unlovely construct, but to Poe at that moment it had lines as sweet as those of the fastest fighter in the Resistance fleet.
In a form-fitting dress, she discovered that the attached corset part in the front was bulging out a little bit, giving her a rather unfortunate lump in an even more unfortunate place.
Superadiabaticy and flame-front bulges convex toward the reactants are clearly observed, representing effects of the less-than-unity Lewis number of the mixture.
More backward-facing flame fronts are formed nearer the unburnt than the burnt side of the turbulent flame brush, suggesting the importance of large-scale flame-front bulges in turbulent flame propagation.
Bafflement washed over her as I indicated the rounded bonnet and gentle curves of this dinky little car, with its bulging front lights and wire wheels.
Designed at Hyundai's California studio, which has turned out some flashy design studies, the Santa Fe looks sharp, with bulging front fenders and flowing lines.
To a Mad Max aficionado that image will resonate more than Tom Hardy rotating in front of backgrounds bulging with speeding vehicles and fireballs, because it evokes memories of the originals.
Indeed, with its bulging front fenders (reminiscent of the RX-8 sports car) and rounded coupelike roofline (vaguely akin to the Mercedes CLS), there's no mistaking the Mazda sedan 6 for generic Japanese-Korean suburb-mobiles.
Its owner was a small man, his face sagging and acne scarred, his front shirt pocket bulging with a pack of Marlboros and his hands always, always fiddling.
