Sentence examples for had stuck out from inspiring English sources

Meeting me at the airport, Steinmetz had stuck out his hand and said, "We've been running from little green men".

The diplomat was looking deep into his palms, which he had stuck out in front of him.

The man had stuck out his chin and his elbows during the qualifying games, the hard duty in El Salvador and Costa Rica and Mexico.

He and his son had not simply fallen, they had been tripped up by a Hungarian camera operator, Petra László, who had stuck out her foot as they tried to run.

Fabio Quagliarella had stuck out a leg in hope rather than expectation as Andrea Pirlo drove from distance, with Cech's momentum having carried him too far to his right.

The bland one-time media mogul had stuck out in Silicon Valley for years, and rumblings about the aging chief's haplessness grew louder and louder as the young tech-savvy founders of competitor Google built their search company into a goliath.

Their card would have stuck out like a sore thumb".

"He would have stuck out like a sore thumb," said Detective Jose Santiago, who is investigating the case.

"He is extremely bright, and would have stuck out like a sore thumb in a special school.

"In the riots I would probably have stuck out like a dandy sore thumb and been beaten to shit".

If they had lips, they would have stuck out their lower ones and sulked; in any case, they did not come outside.